Oregon Quarterly Summer 2018
Plans for the UO campus by 2020; a look back at Animal House for its 40th anniversary; the new School of Music and Dance dean; Caityln Jenner's visit; theater and disability studies
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Oregon Quarterly
Paul Troiano: Fire Dancer, Matchmaker
Paul Anthony Troiano lights the way for a new generation of Duck entrepreneurs
Disability Studies Takes Center Stage
UO's Living Theater brings together students and community members with disabilities to create performances
Dancing on the Shoulders of Giants
Sabrina Madison-Cannon, the new dean of the School of Music and Dance, follows in the footsteps of African–American trailblazers
Caitlyn Jenner: On Her Own Terms
Caitlyn Jenner’s visit triggers a reflection on identity and the power of story
Animal House: Still Funny at Age 40?
National Lampoon's Animal House turns 40 this summer. Filmed at Oregon and popular with generations of Ducks, is the classic campus comedy showing its age?
UO 2020: Fast Forward
Innovation, philanthropy, and changing student demographics are reshaping the university
Profile: Yekang Ko
Assistant professor of landscape architecture looks to help cities better coexist with the environment around them
Super Intern: Lauren Amaro at Marvel Comics
What’s it like working for a giant in comic books? Marvel-ous!
Alysia Kezerian: Going Places
A devastating fall didn’t stop this alumna’s wanderlust