Carnegie Hall may be a long distance from the chemistry classrooms in which Harsha Abeyaratne B.A. ’89 studied at Lewis & Clark. But taking the stage at the famed venue as a solo pianist represents one more step on his uncommon journey toward a career in music and education.

Lewis & Clark graduates use their liberal arts education for a wide variety of occupations. Many alumni give back to their alma mater by sharing their experiences with students through events such as the upcoming Careers for Pioneers, Student Alumni Association career panels, mock interviews, and career nights. Watch this video to learn more about the opportunities available. 

With a perfect start to the season, the women’s basketball team surpassed conference rival George Fox and soared to the program’s highest-ever national ranking. As of Jan. 2, they were ranked fifth in the nation. Read more. 

Writing from Pamplin Sports Center, Santiago, Chile, and many places in between, student bloggers shed light on the Lewis & Clark experience in the Real Life blog.