Cooperative Meaning-Making In John F. Callahan’s Literary Career
This digital exhibit explores the career of John F. Callahan and his relationships with Black authors Ralph Ellison, Michael Harper, and Adam Bradley through letters, essays, and documents held in Special Collections and Archives. Curated by L&C student Thomas Schwiebert ’26.
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Moss Appreciation Week 2027
Save the dates…Moss Appreciation Week will return for its 9th year, February 7-14th! Check back here in late January 2027 for the full schedule. We can’t wait to celebrate with you.
Help Watzek welcome the class of 2030!
Summoning all artists, poets, graphic designers, life coaches, therapists, and fairy godmothers...we need your words, wisdom, illustrations, incantations, or some combination thereof to take material form as our fall 2026 Welcome Banners. What would you want to share with someone new to LC and making their way? Or what do you wish someone had said (or drawn) for you in your first days and weeks?
Changes to evening library access
Beginning on Monday, March 30, you’ll need your L&C ID card to tap into Watzek Library from 6 p.m. on.
Exhibit: Saying Yes to Ambiguity Phyllis Yes and Resisting Gender Norms
This exhibit showcases the works of Phyllis Yes, an artist and emerita professor at Lewis & Clark. Yes’s art encourages viewers to challenge their perceptions of societal gender norms. The collection features prints, sketches, and articles related to her work. Curated by L&C student Zainab Hamib ’29. On display on the top floor of Watzek Library.