Oregon Quarterly Summer 2015

Poignant, whimsical, troubling, and powerful, the work of this renowned artist is now on exhibit at the JSMA

Led by President Prince Lucien Campbell, the campus community drew together to face the Spanish Flu

John Frohnmayer, JD '72, analyzes his brother Dave's success as an advocate at the nation's highest court

Winner of the 16th annual Oregon Quarterly Northwest Perspectives Essay Contest

A summer internship with the Oregon Innocence Project was a revelation for political science major Alex Deitz

Doug Toomey and Emilie Hooft, UO geophysicists, team up to explore the underpinnings of the planet

A poem excerpted from alum Rodger Moody's new book History 

Remembering UO's 15th president Dave Frohnmayer and the legacy that he left 

Student Francesca Fontana finds a doorway that embodies what she pictured college would look like

Meet a few members of our flock who have found their places in the limelight

Alum Jeff Hansen got hooked on branding, and now heads Microsoft's global branding efforts

Composer Michael Harrison finds beauty in ancient and modern musical tunings

A Eugene-based multicultural magazine for children has honed students’ editorial skills while providing a sense of sanctuary

A look into the Bayocean saga and how life has its unforeseen waves

Letters to the editor include a joyful 50th reunion, discussion about sexual assault, and looking at diversity of opinion 

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