Tag Archives: Oregon

How to Dress for an Oregon Winter

-Callie Gisler Oregon winters are infamous for rain, wind, and those few sunny – but freezing – days thrown in for good measure. It’s that type of schizophrenic weather that can make staying warm, dry, and comfortable a challenge – … Continue reading

Harnessing the Waves

- Laura Lundberg Many inventions of renewable technologies are on the rise while a great number of organizations are working towards finding a clean source of energy that will sustain our way of life after our coal and oil resources … Continue reading

Generation H

Homeless Youth Carve Their Niche on the Streets. Continue reading

Movember

In an attempt to shave through social taboos, Movember participants raise money and awareness for men’s health issues–breaking the ice with their mustaches. Continue reading

Against the Grains

The story of a professional sandboarder and his life on the dunes. Continue reading

The Heavy Weight of Chromium

In January, ORC will begin shipping the first sands from the Bandon Dunes to Coos Bay and a new economic era for Coos County will begin; but will it be the end for the people who live there? Continue reading

Let Me Just Google Map Croatia…

-Brooke Brown      In the span of 48 hours I was in Seattle, Frankfurt, and Zagreb, Croatia. Needless to say, the start of my European summer was a zombie-like daze dealing with a serious time zone mix-up. Especially after … Continue reading

A Celtic Pioneer

Noah Brenner is the University of Oregon’s first Celtic harp performance major at the UO’s School of Music and Dance. Continue reading

Pastime to Prime Time

Past Oregon football players compare the game they knew to the big business it is today. Continue reading

A Day in Prison

Men move about the workshop, many covered in tattoos and all sporting blue denim jeans and light blue work shirts… Continue reading