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Upcoming Athletic Home Games:
- Jan 28th, Men's Basketball vs Willamette University, 6:00 p.m., Pamplin
- Jan 28th, Women's Basketball vs Willamette University, 8:00 p.m., Pamplin
Climbing Shuttl with College Ourdoors: Mondays and Thursdays, 7-9 pm, Ride our FREE shuttle to the Circuit Bouldering Gym! Does not include gym entry or rentals. Signing up on the sheet outside Fowler 239 reserves your spot, or you can show up at 6:45 pm the day the shuttle leaves and see if there is space! Meets at the Pio bus stop outside of Fowler Student Center. Sign up begins on Fridays, the week before the shuttle date.
Jan 27th, Zen Sitting Meditation: 12:00pm, Gregg Pavilion, The Lewis & Clark community (students, staff, and faculty) from all three schools are invited to join Greg Smith (retired GSEC faculty) and Andrew Mason for a free, weekly drop in Zen sitting session. All are welcome.
Jan 28th, Overseas Welcome Back Celebration: 3:15pm, Give a warm welcome to students who are returning from an overseas program (full year 2023-2024, Spring 2024, or Fall 2024). Attendees will have the chance to re-connect with fellow students, as well as some of the offices and departments around campus with which they may want to re-engage. We’ll also have treats, music, a photo slideshow, an opportunity to win prizes, and a special gift for all L&C overseas alums who attend!
Jan 29th, Carol Anderson, Author of "White Rage," Presents Martin Luther King Jr. Lecture: 5:30pm, Flanagan Chapel, Join us for an incredible opportunity to hear bestselling author and African American Studies professor Carol Anderson, presented as part of the Martin Luther King Jr. Endowed Lecture Series.
Jan 29th, Consider This: Our Place in the World with Ben Rhodes: 6:30pm, Alberta Rose Theater, The first Consider This event of 2025 is a conversation about geopolitics, American power, and public service with Ben Rhodes, a national security and diplomacy advisor in the Obama White House, host of the Pod Save the World podcast, and author of After the Fall: The Rise of Authoritarianism in the World We’ve Made. Ten free tickets available on a first come, first served basis.
Jan 30th, MLK: Paint & Sip: 4:30pm, Fowler Student Center, IME Suite, Join the Office of Inclusion & Multicultural Engagement (IME) as we host owners of Above Grnd Coffee as we engage in conversation around art and activism. We’ll learn from our guests how they have engaged in activism around Portland and art can be a form of resilience.
Feb. 3rd, The (Endangered?) Promise of a Lewis & Clark Education: An Argument for the Liberal Arts in the 21st Century - Rob Kugler Retirement Lecture: 5:30pm, Fowler Student Center, Council Chambers, Giving oneself over to the liberal arts completely. At our best, it’s what we do as Lewis & Clark’s faculty and students. Yet the daunting headwinds American higher education faces tempt liberal arts colleges to compromise their commitment to the liberal arts tradition. Many are chasing after faddish programming and preprofessional tracks doomed to transience by a world changing faster than we can keep up. This talk argues for the necessity of Lewis & Clark holding fiercely to a bold, courageous embodiment of its unique, hard-won and winning identity as a college of the liberal arts.
Feb. 4th, Family Feud: 4:30pm, Gregg Pavilion, IME, BSU and the Black History Month planning committee are excited to kick off the month of February and celebrating Black History Month with Family Feud! RSVP prior.
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