Institutional Equity, Diversity & Inclusion; Galleries Co-Curricular; and the Anthropology Department for almost two years have been working on a long-term endeavor called HT94, a participatory art project sponsored by the Undocumented Migration Project,...
In the warm summer months of the Pacific Northwest I will find myself sitting watching America’s pastime, in the city I call a second home, Seattle. I will make the four-hour trek north and...
By the spring of 2011, my family and I had been living in Chiang Mai, Thailand’s second-largest city, for about six months. I was there to set up field research for my dissertation. My...
The Portland Art Museum is having a special bilingual exhibition of artworks from the Mexican Modernism art period of the 1910’s to the 1920’s. The exhibit is named after Jacques and Natalia Gelman who...
Holding their first Hall of Fame event, LBCC’s Athletic Department celebrated their first star athletes and coaches. Recipients included, Dave Bakley (unfortunately no recipient could be present for the event), Arlene Crosman, Verlund “Butch”...
Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, many yearly events were canceled or otherwise changed. One of these was Dyno Days which has been an event put on by the Automotives Technology and Heavy Equipment and...
On Thursday the Welding and Culinary Arts co-curricular clubs came together to host their first ever “Weld and Dine” event. The Weld and Dine event was a play on Paint and Wine events that...
