Politics & Society Articles
The Economics of Equality
Persecuted in Algeria, Nina Kerkebane is devoted to helping marginalized groups
Black Life on Campus, a History Unchanged
McNair Scholar examines 50 years of Black protest at UO
Untold Stories
Interviews with wives and children of Bracero farm workers reveal the impact of the program on Mexican families
Fighting for the Favela
Finding inspiration—and a calling—in a struggling Brazilian neighborhood
Crisis Control: Andre Le Duc and Fall Reopening Amid COVID-19
Chief resilience officer Andre Le Duc is preparing the UO for safe reopening in the time of COVID-19
Faculty Profile: Courtney Cox of Indigenous, Race, and Ethnic Studies
An assistant professor of indigenous, race, and ethnic studies shares insight on the intersections of race and sport
Geographer Peter Walker on the Malheur Occupation
The brave resilience of Harney County residents in opposition to the Malheur occupation could be a model of community building
Students Study Peace in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Serbia, Montenegro, and Kosovo
UO students travel to former Yugoslavia to study a war-scarred region and reconciliation
Timber workers and environmentalists: Steven Beda Examines Historic Conflict
Steven Beda's study of timber conflict reveals loggers and environmentalists shared common ground