The Bark
Announcements
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The Office of Transportation & Parking is dedicated to managing a shared resource and providing transportation alternatives to access the Lewis & Clark campus -
Please be aware of some of the ongoing issues that Oregonians will be facing, and that Lewis & Clark employees, can plan for. -
Campus Market is a free sharing platform—similar to Craigslist—exclusively available to the Lewis & Clark students, faculty, and staff. -
Fall 2017 Due Date -
Bon Appétit offers limited on-campus dining options this summer. -
Transportation and Parking
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Transportation & Parking
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Health insurance waiver -
Routine maintenance of the two bridges crossing the undergraduate campus ravine (near Templeton and Copeland) has revealed that the wooden support structures are deteriorating. -
Student Health and Counseling Schedule Announced for Summer 2017.
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It’s Time to Update Your Emergency Notification Settings -
Enroll in direct deposit -
Lewis & Clark’s Investment Committee has convened a subcommittee to explore implementing a fossil-fuel divestment plan for the endowment. -
Assistant Professor of Sociology Maryann Bylander studies mobility and migration in the Global South. Currently in Cambodia leading a field research expedition with students, Bylander has just had a column published in the Phnom Penh Post. In it, she urges better treatment of migrant Cambodian workers in Thailand. -
Love to the College Community from Jeanne and David Ellis. Photo taken at Dewata Angung in Bali, Indonesia. -
Student-athlete Katie Kowal BA ’17, winner of Lewis & Clark’s highest academic honor—the Rena Ratte Award—earned degrees in both physics and political science. As the Boulder, Colorado, native heads off to begin a two-year fellowship at the Science and Technology Policy Institute, Katie shares some of her favorite and formative Lewis & Clark memories. -
Lewis & Clark creates pathways to success for first-generation college students interested in science and math. -
Environmental studies majors and varsity track and cross country runners, Frances Swanson ’17 and teammate Kori Groenveld ’18 linked their passions for environmental sustainability and social justice. Their partnership yielded a project to help combat gentrification and the unequal distribution of renewable energy infrastructure in downtown Portland. -
Check out the exhibit on the library’s 3rd floor near the L stacks to find out! -
Recruiting and preparing a workforce of K–12 science and math teachers for an increasingly diverse group of students is crucial to improving science education. A new $125,000 National Science Foundation grant to Lewis & Clark will help to fund its STEM Teacher Pathways Project.