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By Romel Hernandez, February 23, 2018 “Are we going swimming?” Ms. Liao’s fourth- grade class from Grout Elementary traipse behind the Reed student team leading them down a rocky embankment…
Marylhurst alum Chiqui Flowers ’09 was named administrator of the Oregon Health Insurance Marketplace in 2017. The Oregon Health Insurance Marketplace, accessible via HealthCare.gov, is where Oregonians go for quality…
Few Lewis & Clark alumni have achieved as much as Haben Girma BA ’10. The first deaf-blind person to graduate from Harvard Law School, she advocates for equal access to…
Following in the Lewis & Clark tradition of environmental responsibility, Ary Hashim BA ’20 spent the past summer turning his dream of expanding Malaysian solar energy into reality with Project…
“In my senior year of college, a fraternity brother passed away from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), a progressive neurodegenerative disease. I remember vividly the sense of powerlessness felt by everyone…
Christian Henry ’07 fell in love in high school — with the art of storytelling. At Century High School in Hillsboro, Ore., Henry immersed herself in the school’s media program,…
George Fox University, Computer Science Major, Class of 2015 As a kid growing up in Mexico, Arturo Lucatero had a self-described “crazy dream”: to work at Microsoft, perhaps the world’s…
Since 2014, The Alliance and the Oregon Community Foundation have partnered to fund projects in Oregon that actively engage Alliance institution faculty and undergraduate students and an industry partner in…
In the fall of 2014, business administration major Aaron Richardson was already thinking ahead towards a summer internship. “With the help of my pre-internship class,” he said, “I started applying…
by Jennifer Johnson Alika Masei ’17 has dedicated his college career to creating a better place for all students. After his first year at Willamette, Alika Masei ’17 heard one…