Oregon Quarterly

UO students experience Black history and culture in US capital
October 6
Ghost Stories and Folklore of Mac Court and Pioneer Cemetery
On the eve of Halloween, UO folklorists deconstruct terrifying tales from a creepy campus
October 6
Profile: Kaori Idemaru, professor of Japanese linguistics
Idemaru won a Remote Teaching Award for converting a course on Japanese phonetics and pronunciation to the online world
October 6
Native Voice: Jana Schmieding, Rutherford Falls
With Rutherford Falls, Jana Schmieding promotes Indigenous representation in Hollywood
October 6
Game Changer Steadward Supports Paralympic Athletes
Robert Steadward has been honored for devotion to Paralympians and other athletes with disabilities
October 6
Lois Youngen Is in a League of Her Own
The latest gift from trailblazing baseballer Lois Youngen supports other female athletes
October 6
Student Fact Finder Has Her Ducks in a Row
Journalism student Lauren Yang Brown is a social media "campus correspondent"
October 6
In-Duck-ted as Mrs. Oregon America
The business instructor believes in the value of pushing yourself to try new things, and she put this belief to the test
October 6
In Pursuit of Justice
Nayeon Kim wants to reduce the prison terms of people of color and others victimized by excessive sentences and systemic racism
October 6
Kathy Saltzman Romey is Hitting a High Note
Saltzman Romey recently received a Distinguished Service Award from Chorus America
October 6
Rock. Paper. Pranksters.
A Halloween caper in 1978 involved a meteorite replica, a hanging dummy, and the president's driveway