With its focus on integrated sustainability, Lewis & Clark earned the top Oregon spot in Sierra magazine’s “Coolest Schools” list.

Lewis & Clark has one of the most beautiful campuses in the country, according to rankings from the Princeton Review.

Multimedia: Professor’ s Afghanistan war exhibition draws media attention

Alumnus and science teacher Andrew Wex M.A.T. ’05 earned a Reader’s Choice Award for Best Teacher sponsored by his local newspaper.

Each year, many need-based financial aid applicants are required to complete a process called verification in order to finalize their awards and receive funds. How to tell if you’ve been selected and, if you have, what you need to do.

Commencement speaker Stephen Krashen has garnered attention over his assertion that poverty is the most important challenge facing schools today.

Forbes Magazine recently named Portland #4 in it’s latest ranking of most relaxed cities.  The ranking was based on factors that contribute to a less stressful life, including lower commute times, less hours spent in the office, and a healthier lifestyle.

We are entering a very busy time of year when we process next year’s financial aid awards for prospective and continuing students in all three schools. In order to deal with the large volume of applications, we will be closing the office each Wednesday from January 25 through May 30, 2012 to devote all of our staff time to producing these awards. 

This summer is full of milestones for Aron Nels Steinke ‘10. Steinke began the elementary education program in June, on his way to a career in the classroom. This week, he marks another major achievement with the release of his first graphic novel, Neptune.

Michael Arrieta-Walden is a former managing editor for the Oregonian. Next week, at the age of 51, he will enter a classroom to learn the art of teaching. Read about the journey on his blog, New Teacher.

On her blog, Ready, Set, Teach, Mollie Dickson offers an honest glimpse at what it’s like to prepare for one of the world’s most complicated professions, and describes the challenges and minor miracles she encounters along the way.