Oregon Quarterly Winter 2013

Gordon Gilkey was central to the effort to protect, find and repatriate artwork plundered by the Nazis during WWII

RAIN—an economic initiative in the Southern Willamette Valley—brings academic and community resources under one umbrella

Rare books from the UO Libraries' Special Collections illustrate the advance of knowledge about our world

Research sheds light on the likely source of "the Big One"

Craft beers are ever more popular, and Oregon alumni are helping to lead the industry

Iconic National Geogaphic photographs of the American West on display at the JSMA

Successes on both coasts jump-start a 27–year–old's career

Fed up with billowy running shorts, a competitive runner and marketing whiz hatches a new kind of apparel company

A large relief map of Oregon inspires students and professional cartographers alike

UO professor of environmental sociology helps students bridge the gap between the physical and social sciences

Men who refused to fight in WWII were assigned to Civilian Public Service on the rainy Oregon coast

A staff member and mother raising children whose racial identity differs from her own get the race conversation going

A student reflects on the passage of time and the rupture in his Thanksgiving traditions

New smartphone software developed by the University Health Center helps covers students, sex and sexuality

Does a CEO's free-time behavior affect the company's success?

Deeply held values guide the work of a Seattle-based architect

Classic holiday film's roots trace to UO Library text

Stephen Ward takes the helm at the Turnbull Center

Letters to the editor remember an old journalism professor; give praise for civil discourse; reflect on treatment of the mentally ill

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