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Oregon Quarterly (1994- )
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This collection contains electronic copies of some issues of the Oregon Quarterly . The journal was previously published under the title Old Oregon .
Oregon Quarterly is the magazine of the University of Oregon. Four times a year, we present the diversity of ideas and people associated with the University, Oregon, and the Northwest. Just as the University of Oregon is a state and regional center for learning, teaching, research, and service, Oregon Quarterly is a state and regional magazine of good writing and important ideas.
The University of Oregon Libraries does not intend to violate any individual's copyright. Issues of the journal that we believe to be free of copyright restrictions will be made available electronically in this archive. All issues published from 2006 have agreements with contributing authors to make the content publicly available in Scholars' Bank. Previous issues may be made available if permission is secured from contributing authors.
A print copy of this title is available through the UO Libraries under the call number: LH1.O7 .O4
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(University of Oregon, 2022-10)Featured: New Hope, and a New Profession: The Ballmer Institute for Children’s Behavioral Health is poised to address the mental health crisis facing youth / by Alice Callahan -- Bright Green Future: The launch of the ...
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(University of Oregon, 2022-07)Featured: Hello, World. Meet Oregon.:The World Athletics Championships Oregon22 provide unprecedented opportunities for UO to showcase its contributions to society and for students to get involved / -- Q & A With ...
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(University of Oregon, 2022-03)Featured: New Roots for Pollinators: In a land burned and ravaged by wildfire, Lauren Ponisio saw an opportunity for beneficial bees. Students and alumni are working to put the plan into action. / by Tim Christie -- ...
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(University of Oregon, 2022-01)Featured: Teaching by Design: Trygve Faste, the Tim and Mary Boyle Chair in Material Studies and Product Design, applies professional, artistic background to his teaching / by Ed Dorsch -- Let's Not Talk About Weight: ...
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(University of Oregon, 2021-09)Featured: The and Now: A tour of the UO’s latest residence building sheds light upon the evolution—and importance—of student housing / by Jason Stone -- Peak Performance: The UO is a partner in a new global effort to ...
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(University of Oregon, 2021-06)Featured: Building on Strengths: Through fresh collaborations on academic strengths, the UO will reimagine public service for a new era / by Anna Glavash Miller -- Creating the Writing: As the Kidd creative writing workshops ...
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(University of Oregon, 2021-04)Featured: An Open Mind: Neuroscience will offer lasting improvements in human health, the economy, and more, and the University of Oregon will help lead the way / by Jason Stone -- Melting Glass Ceilings: Nicole Wales ...
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(University of Oregon, 2021-01)Featured: Tour de France: A walk through the new Knight Campus reveals a facility with astounding features and a singular goal of advancing society through science / by Ed Dorsch -- Twelve Words: Twins can share a bond ...
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(University of Oregon, 2020-07)Featured: 5 on COVID-19: Six months later, what do we know about the virus? UO experts weigh in from their areas of expertise. / by Tim Christie -- Crisis Control: André Le Duc has led responses to floods and other ...
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(University of Oregon, 2020-04)Featured: In Search of Beneficial Microbes: Biologist Karen Guillemin says biomedical research must move past an “us versus them” approach to bacteria and seek answers from the microbes themselves / by Melody Ward ...
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(University of Oregon, 2020-01)Featured: Developing Young Minds: From newborns to teens, faculty members are making important inroads in our understanding of brain development / by Michele Taylor -- Weird Sports: Alumnus Sol Neelman has found a niche ...
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(University of Oregon, 2019-10)Featured: Minerva Revealed: Asteroid-tracking is among the constellation of adventures awaiting students at the UO’s Pine Mountain Observatory / by Rosemary Camozzi -- Our Mothers, Our Sisters, and Our Daughters: A ...
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(University of Oregon, 2019-07)Featured: 100 Years, 100 Ducks: Oregon Quarterly celebrates its 100th anniversary with 100 gamechangers, innovators, and others who have made our world better / by Mark Matassa -- Charting the Course: Ducks trained in ...
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(University of Oregon, 2019-04)Features: Designing the Future / by Alex Cipolle & Anthony St. Clair – Race Against Time: Willem Griffiths knows one day he’ll be blind—which motivated him to excel in the UO’s most innovative labs. / by Melody Ward Leslie
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(University of Oregon, 2019-01-11)Features: Tracking Conflict and the Wolf: Students in environmental studies crossed the state to study wolf management, gaining an appreciation for the complexities of the issue / by Emily Hanlon – Urchin Searchin’: A ...
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(University of Oregon, 2018-06-29)Features: Cell-U-Loid Heroes? National Lampoon’s Animal House turns 40 this summer. Is the classic campus comedy— filmed at Oregon and popular with generations of Ducks— showing its age? / by Jason Stone – OU 2.0: How ...
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(University of Oregon, 2018-09-27)Undergraduate research is an area of rapid growth at the University of Oregon and for the first time ever, Oregon Quarterly is showcasing student projects to create new knowledge. Students are exploring brain plasticity, ...
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(University of Oregon, 2018-04-04)The trailblazing Women in Graduate Science changes the game for female researchers; love and journalism; the resurgence of UO debate; UO faculty explore our relationships with food.
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(University of Oregon, 2018-01-01)Profile of physicist Benjamin Aleman; Student designer helps thwart big game poachers; Gratitude research; New Kalapauya Ilihi residence hall; Actress/playwright Heidi Schreck