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College for Life’s Carnival Brings Fun and Learning Together
By Isabelle Flener Iflener@lc.edu College for Life hosted a carnival for all to attend on Thursday, April 15th. Students, staff, and faculty were encouraged to staff a table, or attend. Preschool and elementary students…
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Fire Science Program Blazing New Trails
By: Isabelle Flener Iflener@lc.edu Lewis and Clark started a new program this year, the Fire Science Academy. This is an addition to the Fire Science Program. The Fire Science Program and Academy gives high…
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Tie-dye Day!
Graphic by Daniel Gray Tie-Dye day is April 24th, from 12pm to 2pm outside the commons! There will be free ice cream!
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Higher Learning Commission Visits L&C: Students Speak Out on State of the School
By Kal Weiss kkweiss@lc.edu On Monday, April 3, the Higher Learning Commission came to L&C to evaluate the state of the school. Two peer reviewers, Dr. Russ Baker and Dr. Cynthia Hoss, asked questions…
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Cutest Pet Contest Makes A Comeback!
By Madison Baca Mbaca@lc.edu From furry friends to scaly and feathery friends, The Bridge is thrilled to bring you the 2023 Cutest Pet Contest. You may remember the cutest pet contest from earlier years,…
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Entertainment On a Large Scale – LC Students Enjoy a Fun-Filled Game Day in the Commons
By: Kal Weiss kkweiss@lc.edu Lewis and Clark students had a blast at the Commons on Tuesday, March 21st, during a game day event that offered a variety of games, including cornhole, giant Jenga, giant…
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Artistic Brilliance Shines at L&C’s 18th Annual Juried Exhibition
By: Kal Weiss kkweiss@lc.edu The 18th Juried Art Exhibition at L&C opened to the public on Thursday, April 6, in Hatheway Hall. The event, along with the assortment of art itself, was held in…
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Bill’s Problem: The Indie Rock/Folk Duo Making Music with Heart and Nostalgia
By: Isabelle Flener Iflener@lc.edu Godfrey, IL-based indie rock/folk duo Bill’s Problem, consisting of Natalie O’Rando (she/her) on vocals and Wyatt Heflin (he/they) on vocals and guitar, has gained attention for their experimental harmonies and…
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BOT Says Goodbye to Walker-McCain
By Keenan A. Mount kmount@lc.edu At April’s Board of Trustees meeting, board members and the College President Ken Trzaska thanked retiring Trustee Brenda Walker-McCain for her service as it was her last meeting. “Your…