Aug 2, 2023
Two students are studying on the back porch of Eliot Hall, circa 1975. They are sitting on a stone bench, and a camellia is blooming on the right. via archives.
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Two students are studying on the back porch of Eliot Hall, circa 1975. They are sitting on a stone bench, and a camellia is blooming on the right. via archives.
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Notes around campus, 2014.
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#FBF: When the two intrepid "Roaming Reedies" ventured out for lunch!
VP of Student Life Karnell McConnell-Black and Dean of Admission Milyon Trulove have been exploring the food of Portland for an Instagram video series. In a recent episode they visited Pollo Norte to check out Mexican-inspired rotisserie chicken. Watch as they discuss what makes the perfect slaw and share stories about their moms and growing up in the South.
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2017 was a year of educational excellence. Reedies teaching science to local elementary school kids. Lewis & Clark Pioneers helping new students move into their dorm rooms. PSU CUPA graduates bringing an entire room to tears with their passion for change & possibilities. University of Oregon Wayne Morse Scholars visiting the Capitol in Salem and meeting with Gov. Brown and Attorney General Rosenblum. Meeting these young adults, talking with them about their hopes and fears, hearing the determination in their voices to make this world a better place, has kept my spirits buoyed through this year. I got to photograph so many of these intelligent, compassionate, empathetic and ethical young people, and I hope I get to photograph them all again as they put their marks on this world.