Liberal Arts Colleges Buck Pandemic Downturn
Once thought to be on the verge of extinction, some Oregon liberal arts colleges are succeeding where many universities are floundering.
Downtime with Matt Stringer
The executive director of Ontario’s Four Rivers Cultural Center talks about what he does when he’s not working at the multidimensional nonprofit.
Policy Brief: Are Resilient Supply Chains Necessary for Future Success?
Supply-chain expert Dina Ribbink on building more resilient systems.
Playing Defense
The Department of Defense is by far and away the federal government’s biggest spender — but few of those dollars flow into Oregon. Some trade groups are looking to bump up those numbers.
Lip Service
Makeup sales bucked a long-held economic trend last year — dipping downward rather than holding steady as they typically do at the onset of a recession. Two Oregon cosmetics makers say it’s been a wild ride.
Three Associates Join Tonkon Torp
Tonkon Torp LLP welcomes three new associates to practice groups across the firm. The attorneys were sworn in to the Oregon State Bar during ceremonies held in October.
New Laws Promote Affordable Housing Development
Brand Story – This past summer, the Oregon Legislature passed two bills which make it easier to build affordable housing in urban areas.
A Cut Above
Rising Meat Prices Let Small Farms and Vegan Meat Take a Bigger Bite Out of Factory Farms.