Anne Helen Petersen and the "Burnout Generation"
Anne Helen Petersen's viral Buzzfeed essay led her to redefine what it means to be a Millennial
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Human Rights Watch Fits International Studies Graduate
Namratha Somayajula's lifelong interest in human rights leads to a career in advocacy
Mason Trinca: Black Lives Matter Protests Behind, Wildfires Ahead
Last summer was dangerous for documentary photographer Mason Trinca. This summer will be the same.
Greg Walden: A Friend Leaves the House
Now retired, former US Representative and alumnus Greg Walden has a future of skiing, kayaking, and camping ahead of him
Modeler Shaping Up with ZGF Architects
Talisa Shevavesh's work in building models sheds light on the highly anticipated new PDX airport
Duck Tale: Eisenhower, Hoover, the Soviet Union and Grade Schoolers
New book from UO students highlights a connection between Russia and Oregon at the height of the Cold War
Letters to the Editor Spring 2021
A collection of readers' responses regarding various stories in the Winter 2021 issue
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Oregon Quarterly Spring 2021
Neuroscience takes center stage, a stellar physics student shines, imprisonment and education, Kara Clevinger of English