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| Register now for FREE Conference on Empowering Local Climate Action |
It’s time to take solutions to the climate crisis into our own hands. Enjoy the company of others who are ready to race to save the planet.
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| | 2026 Student Life Awards Recipients |
Congratulations to the 2026 Student Life Awards recipients!
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| Orlick Named Senior Enrollment Analyst |
Starting June 8, Assistant Vice President of Institutional Research Renée Orlick will step into a new role as senior enrollment analyst, based remotely in San Antonio, TX.
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| Campus Phone Upgrade Coming Soon |
Over the coming months, Lewis & Clark will be upgrading our campus phone system, transitioning from our traditional desk-bound phones to Zoom Phone.
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| Seeking Volunteers for Employee Picnic |
Our annual employee picnic is a vital way to thank our campus community for their hard work. To make it a success, we need a few extra hands on deck and feet on the field! Volunteers will receive an extra raffle ticket.
Date: Thursday, June 18
Time: 11:30 a.m.
Location: Lower Estate Gardens
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Aesop was right: city mice are bolder than their country cousins
“Dr Tracy Burkhard, of Lewis & Clark College in the US, who led the study, said: ‘We found that no matter where you are in the world, urbanisation is changing behaviour in consistent, predictable ways. The strongest result was that city animals seem to be more risk-positive: they’re more bold.’ The study, published in the Journal of Animal Ecology, included data on birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians and insects across the globe, focusing on four traits: boldness, aggressiveness, activity and exploration. Urban populations consistently scored higher on all four, a pattern that held across geographic regions and ecological niches.” This research was covered widely by outlets in the U.S. and globally, including: Yahoo, El Periódico, Study Finds, Notimérica, El Debate (Spain), and Earth.com and appears on news websites in Germany, Poland, Romania and many other countries
The Times of London, May 19
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| Haley Wildhirt BA ’22, MAT ’23
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I learned how to make my classroom a welcoming space for all students, both as a physical space and through the ways I teach and support students.
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Join us for a talk titled Responsible Conduct of Research with Associate Professor of Psychology Todd Watson.
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| | | Do you have questions about how to use Lewis & Clark’s LiveWhale web content management system? LiveWhale experts are available to meet with you.
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Join the Office of Equity and Inclusion for our summer book club read, the memoir Know My Name by Chanel Miller.
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TransActive Family Pride is a joyful, welcoming celebration for queer and transgender families, caregivers, kids, and allies. Come hang out, play, connect, and celebrate—this is a space for belonging, community, and Pride for all ages!
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| | All art materials are provided, and no prior art-making experience is necessary—just a willingness to explore and be curious. Registration Required.
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Soul Walk North invites you to visit historic landmarks where music thrived in Portland’s Black community. Learn about Albina’s past, listen to the music that built its legacy, and hear from those helping to shape its future.
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June 18
11:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m.
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It’s time to celebrate your hard work at L&C! The Office of the President invites all employees to a global fútbol-themed picnic—packed with food trucks and lawn games.
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Join Albina Vision Trust and Good in the Hood to “Reclaim the District” with an all-day block party at Lillis-Albina Park.
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