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Jun

The balancing act: protecting free speech while promoting inclusion

Jun

Major research conference bringing around 1,000 to campus

Jun

Alumni profile: Oscar winner Jake Swantko ’11

May

Alumna Marcia Aaron joins UO Board of Trustees

May

12 students receive Gilman Scholarships, UO ranks 11th

May

How Will Saunders embraced the unknown to forge a career in action sports photography

May

SOJC student wins prestigious Truman Scholarship

May

Caitlyn Jenner and publicist Alan Nierob to give public relations talk on May 29

By Becky Hoag Olympic gold medalist Caitlyn Jenner and

May

Social media expert to give public talk May 23 at SOJC

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Grad students capture Portland residents’ walking experiences for PedPDX
DEQ Has Oregon in Dirty Hot Water

After the Alton Sterling shooting, SOJC student Chandler Carroll didn’t know how to feel. Then the Philando Castillo shooting happened. As a mixed-race suburban kid with tattoos and darker melanin, all he could think was, “That could have been me.”

Find out more about the making of "Am I Next?"
Allen Hall Advertising’s Reset the Code campaign!

After the Alton Sterling shooting, SOJC student Chandler Carroll didn’t know how to feel. Then the Philando Castillo shooting happened. As a mixed-race suburban kid with tattoos and darker melanin, all he could think was, “That could have been me.”

Find out more about the making of "Am I Next?"
Zach Putnam's short video doc on LGBTQ members in Evangelical church - featured in The Atlantic!

After the Alton Sterling shooting, SOJC student Chandler Carroll didn’t know how to feel. Then the Philando Castillo shooting happened. As a mixed-race suburban kid with tattoos and darker melanin, all he could think was, “That could have been me.”

Find out more about the making of "Am I Next?"
The Kenton Lead Blob* documentary

After the Alton Sterling shooting, SOJC student Chandler Carroll didn’t know how to feel. Then the Philando Castillo shooting happened. As a mixed-race suburban kid with tattoos and darker melanin, all he could think was, “That could have been me.”

Find out more about the making of "Am I Next?"
Kaylee Domzalski's article in Yes! magazine

After the Alton Sterling shooting, SOJC student Chandler Carroll didn’t know how to feel. Then the Philando Castillo shooting happened. As a mixed-race suburban kid with tattoos and darker melanin, all he could think was, “That could have been me.”

Find out more about the making of "Am I Next?"
Gateway III investigates voters' trust in the media

After the Alton Sterling shooting, SOJC student Chandler Carroll didn’t know how to feel. Then the Philando Castillo shooting happened. As a mixed-race suburban kid with tattoos and darker melanin, all he could think was, “That could have been me.”

Find out more about the making of "Am I Next?"