Lewis & Clark Law alumni are leading the way in Oregon’s new Supervised Practice Portfolio Examination (SPPE), a bar alternative that prioritizes hands-on legal experience over a traditional exam. Four of the first five attorneys who earned their licenses are L&C grads.

Lewis & Clark Law School is now a School of National Service, offering up to $5,000 in matching scholarships for AmeriCorps alumni who receive the Segal Education Award.

Experience law beyond the classroom—Street Law puts Lewis & Clark Law students in local schools, where they teach legal concepts to students and, at the same time, build essential skills themselves. The result? A lasting impact.

Four Lewis & Clark law students made it to the final four in the first-ever Syracuse Deposition Competition, showcasing months of hard work in a national field of competitors.

A new online portal from the NCVLI is providing free legal advice to victims of hate and bias crimes in Oregon, bridging a critical gap in access to justice.

Professor Tabrez Y. Ebrahim explores how Islamic principles can reshape intellectual property law, offering a global perspective that challenges traditional Western frameworks.

A law school alum makes a unique gift of a 60-foot flagpole, replacing one that stood tall for decades, part of the historic view at Lewis & Clark College.

Does the Constitution give you a right to vote for the president of the United States?

Multnomah County is seeking to hold the fossil fuel industry accountable for its highest-ever temperatures during heat dome conditions in 2021 that killed 69 people.

New monuments, drilling restrictions, and species protections could have lasting benefits.

GOP-led Natural Resources Committee questions efficacy of Endangered Species Act and Marine Mammal Protection Act.