Chalkboard Boosts Students With Strong Foundations For Better Teaching
As Oregon wrestles with change from old industrial models to new, the state’s education system is re-engineering how it produces talent for the state’s employers.
Does anyone in Portland work during the summer?
City streets are eerily empty in August.
Morning Roundup: Portland rethinks homeless shelters; Oregon pot labs in business
In today’s news, Land Use board blocks Right 2 Dream Too relocation, Little Big Burger settles a wage dispute suit and Oregon pot labs gear up for business.
Downtime with Allison Galvin
Behind the scenes with the executive director of Oregon Connections Academy.
Lab Work
A conversation with Sam Angelos about advancing advanced manufacturing at Oregon State University.
Morning Roundup: Another corporate tax proposal; Headscratcher: Is Oregon economy too strong?
In today’s news, Steve Novick proposes a different corporate tax, Oregon wants more Medicaid funding and yes, it’s possible the economy might be too strong.
Morning Roundup: Portland housing solution sparks lawsuits; Marijuana tourism in Bend
In today’s OB news roundup, Portland homeless housing problem sparks lawsuits, Bend dabbles in marijuana tourism and Amazon tests adjusted work week.
From Gridlock to Civil War
Is Measure 97 the end of days? Or will the controversial tax measure lead to a new era of cooperation and compromise?
The Professor and the Pragmatist
How Lumen Learning aims to pry open the multibillion-dollar textbook market.
Powerlist: Breaking Barriers
Oregon’s universities and colleges are forming partnerships with businesses to nurture a new generation of diverse graduates and help bridge the urban-rural economic divide.