Oregon Quarterly

Stratton and Burgh in Kachemak Bay near Homer, circa 2003. Photo courtesy of Jim Stratton
July 10

After the Exxon Valdez: Couple's Love Forged in Environmental Stewardship

Exxon Valdez oil spill cleanup exemplified college sweethearts’ passion for protecting the planet
Marc Samuel joined soap-hit General Hospital in 2012 and plays the show's first openly gay character. Photo courtesy of ABC/Rick Rowell
July 10

General Hospital's Marc Samuel Dispels Stereotypes

Telecommunication and film alum breaks ground and dispels stereotypes on TV’s General Hospital
Illustration courtesy of Chris Pietsch, the Register-Guard
July 10

A Whale, a Hornet, and a Libel Suit

Massive mammalian delivery creates big stink and colorful tale for fledgling alumni mag
Photo courtesy of David Loveall
July 10

Doing Time: Lauren Kessler Explores Prison Life

A Q and A with author Lauren Kessler on justice and forgiveness in US prisons
Amanda Craig, a master’s student in landscape architecture, was featured in the spring issue for her work at the Hollering Place on behalf of the Confederated Tribes of Coos, Lower Umpqua, and Siuslaw Indians. Photo courtesy of Amanda Craig
July 10

Letters to the Editor Summer 2019

Letters to the editor include a smorgasbord of life experiences, praise for the UO's heritage conservation program, and questions about algae farms
July 10

Download the Summer 2019 Issue (PDF)

Visit OQ on Issuu to view or download the Summer 19 edition or any of our previous issues
Christoph Lindner (center, back), dean of the College of Design, with students organizing the HOPES Conference (left to right): Zachary Sherrod, Madeline Chu, Kahei Lee, Dani Valdez, Emma Stone, Shelby Stagi, and Isabela Ospina. Photo by Chris Larsen
April 3

Designing the Future: College of Design Embraces Innovation, Diversity

The College of Design is shaping the future with its research, institutes, and student initiatives
Craig gathers cattails on the Umpqua River and cleans them for weaving projects
April 3

Harmony at Hollering Place: Landscape Architecture Student Serves Oregon Tribes

Amanda Craig’s landscape architecture skills serve Oregon tribes through her unique combination of art and science
Professors José Meléndez (left), John Arroyo (right), and Gerardo Sandoval comprise the Access and Equity Research Group. Photo by Charlie Litchfield, University Communications
April 3

Policy and Planning Trio Engages Diverse Communities

A new policy and planning research team studies how underrepresented groups participate in the public process
Lin, photographed in the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art. Photo by Dustin Whitaker, University Communications
April 3

Profile: Jenny Lin, Assistant Professor, History of Art and Architecture

Assistant professor in the Department of the History of Art and Architecture examines Asian stereotypes

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