Oregon Quarterly Spring 2019

Oregon Quarterly Spring 2019
 

Outside House, an experiment in using design to make a place where the land comes first, was conceived by Erin Moore, AIA, associate professor, and head of the UO's School of Architecture & Environment. Visit Outside House.

April 3
The College of Design is shaping the future with its research, institutes, and student initiatives
April 3
Amanda Craig’s landscape architecture skills serve Oregon tribes through her unique combination of art and science
April 3
A new policy and planning research team studies how underrepresented groups participate in the public process
April 3
Assistant professor in the Department of the History of Art and Architecture examines Asian stereotypes
April 3
A sample of some of the School of Art + Design students and alumni who are on the rise
April 3
The latest from Jenny Lin, Anya Kivarkis, Jack Ryan, Tannaz Farsi, and others
April 3
Willem Griffiths wanted a career in research. He’s chasing goals despite fading eyesight.
April 3
Linguists and Native peoples are revitalizing languages and restoring culture
April 3
Finding humanity through skeletons and helping the living by listening to the dead
April 3
Recent UO graduates launch a business to help solve a pressing environmental challenge
April 3
Sharing a quick laugh and passing the mic with the UO Stand-Up Society
April 3
When “Doc Throck” is done with football, he plans to become an orthopedic surgeon
April 3
Karen Thompson Walker plays with fear and the power of imagination in her newest book, The Dreamers
April 3
Friendship transports architecture duo from the “plywood dorms” to interior Alaska
April 3
Letters to the editor include memories of the Big Snow of ’69, wolf study questions, and remembering Professor Crasemann