The Beauty of Campus in Tree Dimensions
Native species, thriving transplants, and majestic memorials contribute to the UO experience
Spring 2024
Spinning Stories of Climate Change and a Fragile Planet
Alum Ross West pens cli-fi collection with provocative questions but no easy answers
Winter 2024
Viewpoints
Four Ways US Chipmakers Can Learn from History
The past holds lessons regarding workplace conditions, labor rights, and the environment
The UO’s First Black Woman Grad Brought Lasting Change
The legacy of Nellie Franklin—a Black student who was not permitted to live in a dorm—still resonates today
Greg Dotson is Down to Earth on Climate Legislation
The law prof offers fresh insights on Capitol Hill, the Inflation Reduction Act, and cutting carbon pollution
These Two-Wheelers Aren’t Just Taking You for a Ride
The surge in e-scooter use at the UO follows the path to a transportation shift—and fun