Oregon Quarterly

"I loved physics before I knew to call it physics."—Kathy Hadley. Photograph by Jack Liu
January 1

Written in the Stars

Range-riding shepherd turned astrophysicist
Photograph by Jason Smith
January 1

Freedom Can't Protect Itself

Duck takes top job with the Nevada ACLU
Kusutora Matsuki, Sunlight in the Morning, ca. 1929, featured on the cover of Notan, June 14, 1929. Photograph courtesy University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections
January 1

Shadows and Light

Excerpt from coauthor Nicolette Bromberg's book, Shadows of a Fleeting World, about the Seattle Camera Club
Photograph by Marcie Giovannoni
January 1

The Best... Place to Kiss

A charming courtyard nestled in the center of the JSMA provides a dreamy oasis for lovebirds
Photograph by John Bauguess
January 1

Profile: Howard Davis

Architecture professor champions student-teacher relationships and travel 
Students and scholars from the UO, Central Florida University, the Folk Art Institute at Shandong University of Art and Design, and Beijing Normal University collaborate digitally on the ChinaVine website.
January 1

Scholarship in the Digital Age

The world goes techno for academics, too
Scott Warneke puts Duck-built bike through its paces. Photograph by Jonathan Bakke
January 1

Manifesting Innovation

Product design students build a better bike
Photograph CC Nick Castonguay by-NC-SA 3.0
January 1

Diet for a Small Plant

Excerpt from an article by Ronald Bailey about the results of a statewide survey regarding consumption
Collective members Chris Anderson (left), Stephanie Lenox (center), and Cecelia Hagen. Photograph by Bonnie Henderson
January 1

To Publish, Redefined

A poetry press rooted in the Willamette Valley is not your typical publishing house
Judge Joshua Jones Walton Jr. Photograph courtesy Lane County Historical Society
January 1

The Waltons

Memorial to a UO founder and his family to be preserved in granite

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