Gallery: BSU, Alumni pack hundreds of food boxes

Zoë Bonnichsen|December 18, 2016

Zoë Bonnichsen

The Black Student Union and Alumni Association teamed up to pack 520 boxes during their annual holiday food drive Dec. 16-17.

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Neighborhood House is a non-profit organization that offers education, anti-poverty and support services to community members in Portland and Multnomah County. They have partnered their Head Start program with PPS Teen Parent Services to implement an Early Head Start preschool program at Lincoln’s teen parent education center next to the football field for children ages six weeks to three years. The bottom photo features Lincoln's teen parent program's building contractors and staff members.

Photojournalism: Neighborhood House Head Start moves into teen parent center on campus

Summer jobs: Who's hiring?

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"A sea of blue" - Portland teachers strike in photos

‘A sea of blue’ – Portland teachers’ strike in photos

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Arabic Cultural Night

Arabic Cultural Night

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Students enjoy fast food near campus

The ‘Experience Oregon’ exhibit shows visitors Oregon’s history as a whole, from prehistoric events that shaped Oregon’s landscape to the historical events that made it to the state it is now.

Museum exhibits teach the history of Oregon

Photography students Senior Alex Shihata, and Senior Jack Caldwell say photography class is a creative outlet.

Photography is personal

Roger Hastings, Lincoln’s head custodian, was honored by the school board last Spring for 45 years of service.

Custodial staff stretched thin

Students working during FLEX in the library.

Decrease in FLEX time sparks mixed reactions from students

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