Oregon Quarterly Winter 2014

 
November 1
Oregon-based forestry expert Darin Stringer is helping bring forests back to the rocky soils of Lebanon
November 1
For former foster kids in Oregon, college dreams are coming true thanks to a new tuition-and-fee waiver program
November 1
An opera by Ethan Gans-Morse provides a template for how new works can be created for a 400-year-old art form
November 1
Francophone fur traders, Native American explorers, and Oregon before the Corps of Discovery
November 1
An interview with Chuck Lillis, PhD ’72, chairman of the UO’s new board of trustees
November 1
Poet and army veteran Brian Turner, MFA ’96, reflects on his life as a soldier—in and out of combat
November 1
Dave Petrone discusses the university's ambitious plan to raise $2 billion to further its academic mission
November 1
Student Chloe Huckins finds a statue on campus that embodies the history and culture of UO
November 1
Hilda Cohen started Make Brooklyn Safer, an organization that champions street safety
November 1
In his new memoir, UO assistant professor Alex Tizon explores Asian American male identity
November 1
The Children’s Healing Art Project helps kids with serious illnesses relax and express themselves
November 1
A former Duck relives his running days and his favorite running trails throughout Eugene
November 1
Letters include remembering a visit from the king of Siam, discussing the carbon problem, and visiting Alaska
November 1
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