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Kathleen Holt

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Lucy Burningham

The complexities of being an American tourist in an inequitable world

Neverland

Apricot Irving

The striking difference between travel and escape

The Crossing

Vicente Martinez

A two-week journey toward hope and home

Far from Home

Susan W. Hardwick

The history and future of Slavic refugees in Oregon

Here, Not There

Sarah Gilbert

A wife looks to the Greeks when her husband is called away to war.

Distance as an Illusion

Kevin Nute

John Yeon and the landscape arts of China and Japan

Irreconcilable Dissonance

Brian Doyle

The threat of divorce as the glue of marriage

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Cara Ungar-Gutierrez

The Road to Oregon Humanities

Kathleen Holt

Behind the scenes of our recent adventure in branding

A Borderless World

Eric Gold

A Lewis & Clark College professor wants Oregonians to talk about immigration, globalization, and changing communities.

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Raina Hassan

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Oregon Humanities magazine examines topics of broad public interest from a variety of perspectives and approaches. Recent issues of this publication have focused on stuff, nostalgia, and civility. Through good and thoughtful writing, Oregon Humanities magazine enriches our understanding of important subjects and stimulates conversation and reflection among readers, their friends, families, colleagues, and neighbors.