Visit Us
Visiting our campus is the best way to get to know us.
Campus Visit
We’re excited to show you around the beautiful Lewis & Clark College campus! Pre-registration is required; walk-in visitors are welcome to do a self-guided tour.
We are also currently offering special programming and visit options, just for admitted students and their families. For more information, visit your Pioneer Portal.
Take a Self-Guided Tour
Get a sense of what campus looks and feels like on this immersive virtual tour. The 360° images show off our campus’s beauty from all angles, and embedded supplementary videos give you inside info from students, faculty, and alumni.
Launch ExperienceVirtual Visit
Can’t make it to campus (or excited to learn more while you wait for your trip)? Sign up for our virtual visit, which features campus highlights.
You can also stream past virtual events to get a sense of our interdisciplinary academics through panels, presentations, concerts, lectures, and more.
Direct Connection
If you’re looking for a more personal connection with us, sign up for a virtual interview or meeting—recommended for high school students about to start the application process, prospective transfer students, or admitted students (and their families!) to get one-on-one attention and questions answered.
Additionally, you can always send emails to our community members: your admissions counselor, professors, current students, parents, alumni … we are all here to support you in your college search and decision-making process.
Mateo Kaiser BA ’23More about MateoI was astounded by the peacefulness and lush beauty of the campus, and left feeling like L&C could be a place where I feel at home.
Elana Goff BA ’22More about ElanaWhen visiting campus for the first time, I liked the way the school felt like its own little community.
Smith “S.” Yarberry BA ’16More about Smith “S.”I visited the campus my junior year of high school and immediately fell in love with the place—everything was so green, the students were shockingly friendly, and the emphasis on intellectual exploration made it seem like the perfect fit.
