Magazine.
Winter 2023
TOPICS: Campus, College of Arts & Sciences, PNCA, Art History, Arts, Books, Careers, Economics, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Policy, Technology, Alumni, Politics, Profile, agriculture, Environment, Industry, Science, Essay, Sociology, Fiction, Diversions, Gender, History, Humanities, Philosophy, Biology, Diversity, Research, Anthropology, Psychology, Public Health, Academics, Advocacy, Equity, Law, Leadership
The economies of France in 1919 and the U.S. in 2022 are quite different
from each other. But the path to better working conditions may be the same.
Author Ursula K. Le Guin drew striking visuals of her fictional worlds. A PNCA lab is making limited-edition prints of these rare, beloved works.
“You’ve got to be willing to stand in the middle,” says one of the most important leaders of our era.
An industrial tour with a CEO working to sustain Willamette Valley agriculture.
She observed brothers and sisters from an anthropological distance—until she had children.
