This issue features "The Truth About Alonzo" by Walidah Imarisha about the efforts by Taylor Stewart '18 to memorialize an Oregon man killed by lynching more than 100 years ago; "Don't Sit Down Now That You've Come This Far" by timone davis about not losing hope; "Encounter" by Simonmary Aihiokhai about the Martyrs of Uganda icon in Shipstad Hall's chapel; and "Meet the Martins" by Jessica Murphy Moo about a student-faculty research project on the Franz River Campus.
This issue features "If You Build It..." by Marcus Covert about constructing UP's baseball stadium; "The Dream Is Intact" by Jessica Murphy Moo about Fedele Bauccio '64, '66 MBA and his belief that food can change the world; "Math at Home (for Grandpa Gabe)" by math professor Stephanie Anne Salomone on teaching math to her sons during the COVID lockdown; "Paying Attention to My Neighbors" by D.L. Mayfield; and a collection of three essays about nursing, "On Ethical Leadership" by Jennifer Graves; "A Reminder" by Sallie Tisdale; and "Why Bother With Wilderness?" by Nina Ramsey.
This issue features "Home and Free" about a life-changing experience in Olympic National Park by Rosette Royale; "The Clinic the House Built" about a new partnership with UP's School of Nursing, Volunteers of America Oregon, and the Blanchet House by Amanda Waldroupe; "'Affordable' Affordable" about Rob Justus '87 and his drive to built truly affordable housing by Marcus Covert '93, '97; "At the Root" about history, language, family memory and horseradishes by Fr. Patrick Hannon, CSC; and "Bedside with Mr. Lopez" about the School of Nursing's new Simulated Health Center by Jessica Murphy Moo.
Features: Digging Toward Questions about UP's summer archeology research program in Mallorca by Jessica Murphy Moo; I Hope I Can Make You Understand What It Is Like to Be at War Forever, the story of Salvadoran grandmother Tomasa, as told to Maria Echenique and Karen Eifler; Listening to America, lessons learned by Nathan R. Sherfinski '05 when he worked the White House Comments Line; Margin Notes, Shannon Mayer's musings on the merits of writing in the margins; and Introducing Dundon-Berchtold Hall, a look at UP's newest academic building.
Features: J.H. Carroll Jr., We Remember You, by Eileen Bjorkman; Revlon, 280 Bubbly, by Katherine Gamble '19; And Yet, by Philip Metres; Three Pilots, One Stage, by Katelyn Best; and Think Big, Think New—profiles of five Entrepreneur Scholars on the occasion of the program's 20th anniversary.
Walter Thompson-Hernández '09 on writing about underrepresented communities; Jessica Murphy Moo on UP's first North Portland Civil Rights Immersion; Karen Eifler on Blessed Basil Moreau; Katie Hughes '02 on Girls Build and the importance of teaching girls the trades; and Tara Prestholdt on her sabattical—on motorcycle—from Portland to the southern tip of South America and the tide pools visited and lessons learned along the way.
A tribute to editor Brian Doyle by John Soisson; articles and essays by Michael Connolly, Catherine O'Connell Cahill, Kathleen Dean Moore, Todd Schwartz, and Fr. Tom Hosinski, CSC; a photo essay by Steve Hambuchen; and illustrations by Joseph R. Tomelerri.
Articles and essays by Brian Doyle, Chris Anderson, Steve Duin, Robert Michael Pyle, Dan Branch, Chelsea Wood, James W. Burke, Todd Schwartz, Tim Gillespie, and Emily Harris.
Articles and essays by Laila Lalami, Michael Schmitt, Brian Doyle, Dale Recinella, Jeremiah O'Hagan, and Erin White.
University of Portland's quarterly magazine with essays and articles by Brian Doyle, David James Duncan, Martin Flanagan, Fr. Kevin Grove, C.S.C., Sallie Tisdale '83, and Madison Bowman, and a photo essay by Brian Lanker.
University of Portland's quarterly magazine with articles and essays by Timothy Egan, Hob Osterlund, Daniel Etter, Brian Doyle, Patrick Madden, and Heather Dillon; with a profile on UP alumnus Kunal Nayyar '03 by Laurie Kelley.
Articles and essays by Cornel West, Ian Frazier, Karen Eifler, Sarah Weiger, Marc Covert, and Brian Doyle; with a photo essay by Adam Guggenheim.
University of Portland's quarterly magazine with articles and essays by Brian Doyle, James Mattis, Pico Iyer, Dave Devine, and Martin Flanagan, and a photo essay by Adam Guggenheim.
Essays and articles by Brian Doyle, Clare Scheer, Mel Livatino, Brad Myers, and Father LeRoy Clementich, C.S.C.
University of Portland's quarterly magazine featuring articles and essays by Brian Doyle ("First Day" and "The Angle of Mursey"), Dave Devine ("Flying"), Paul Myers ("No More!"), Elisabetta Pique ("Francis"), Anne Fadiman ("Under Water"), and Elizabeth Samet ("Unconditional Surrender").
Winter 2014 edition of University of Portland's magazine with features by Heather King, Alice McDermott, Brian Doyle, and Jen Crow, and photo essays by Adam Guggenheim and Steve Hambuchen.
Essays and articles by Matt Sabo ("Pilot Football"), Oregon Governor John Kitzhaber ("The Pursuit of Happiness"), David Mattox ("Fish Camp"), Renee Schafer Horton ("In the Dark"), and Chris Sperry ("My Life in Pro Baseball").
Celebrating the close of the RISE Campaign, plus "The Christ-Bearer" by Christopher Hoke, "A Circle of Light" by Pico Iyer, and "Brown" by Tadeu Velloso '14.
Articles and essays by David James Duncan '04 Hon., Mia Kennel and Michael Casey, Yahia Lababidi, Brian Doyle, George Venn, and Marc Covert '93.
Articles and essays by Brian Doyle, Dave Kenagy, Michael Andrews, Chris Dombrowski, Chris Dombrowski, and Ana Callan.
Articles and essays by Jose Velazco and Jeff Kennel, Brian Doyle, Dan Wieden, Steve Hambuchen, Dennis O'Meara, and Fr. Mark Ghyselinck, CSC.
Articles and essays by Jeremiah O'Hagan, Steve Hambuchen, Julie H. Case, Fr. Henry Pelletan, Karen Eifler, Ed Langlois, and Victoria McDonough.
Articles and essays by Tricia Gates Brown, Chris Walsh, John Roscoe '94, Lawrence Hudetz, Brian Doyle, Steve Hambuchen, Ana Maria Spagna, Jim Forest, Joena Buchholz '67, Robin Cody, and Chris Sperry '89.
Michael Pollan on the decline of cooking, Pico Iyer on the savory aspects of not eating, Bob Pyle on Northwest ales, Ana Maria Spagna on elk steaks, chats with food visionaries Fedele Bauccio ’64 and Matt Domingo ’02, and a lovely spread of photographs of the men and women and children in Oregon who grow and make the University’s food.
Articles and essays by Lawrence Hudetz, Elizabeth Samet, Brian Doyle, Katie O'Reilly, Heather King, and Robin Cody.
Featuring "Paper Cranes," by Betsy Johnson-Miller; Jeff Kennel's nursing clinicals photo essay; "To Lead Out," by Fr. Tom Doyle, C.S.C.; notes and photos about the Holy Cross brothers who have served the University of Portland; "Doubts & Wonders," by Thomas Lynch; and "Levitating the Cat," by Laura Oliver.
Articles and essays by Gail Wells, Julie H. Case, Nina Ramsey, Ursula K. Le Guin, Lindsey Kinnear, Fr. Pat Hannon, C.S.C., Marla Salmon, Louis Masson, Matt Elerding, and Brian Doyle.
Articles and essays by Connor Doe '00, Todd Koesel, OCSO, Robin Cody, Brian Doyle, Kirsten Rian, Hank Lentfer, Pico Iyer, and Joseph Erceg '55.
Articles by Brian Doyle ("The Late Mr. Bin Laden"); Dave Devine ("Villanous"); Fr. Charlie Gordon, C.S.C. ("Why I am a Priest"); and Ana Maria Spagna ("Don't Forget"); as well as a photo-essay by Steve Scardina ("Saint Andre").
Articles and essays by Edward Hoagland on blindness, Karen Eifler on teaching, Brad Myers '03 on life in a bookstore in Paris, Barry Lopez on our fractured relationship with nature, Brian Doyle on our obligations to today's children, Caroline Kurtz on Sudanese women, and Stephen Martin on rosaries.
Featuring "The Thaw" by Brian Doyle; "Things Seen & Unseen" by Lawrence Cunningham; "The Hope of a Trail" by Rick Bass; art from Hawaii's Blackburn Collection; "We" by Heidi Naylor; "How to be a Sister" by Eileen Garvin; and "WonderLand" by Todd Schwartz.
The RISE Campaign issue with articles and essays by Martin Flanagan, Louis Masson, Levon Biss, Kathleen Dean Moore, John Daniel, Nathan Haskell '10, Anita Lehmann, Pico Iyer, Heather King, Christine Fundak Rohan, Jerry Hart, Michael McClafferty '94, Brian Doyle, and Jeanine Hill.