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An Interview with Holly Gabriel and Larry Shrewsbury on Open Educational Resources at SOU

May 27, 2022May 27, 2022 Claire GrantCampus, Oregon, Technology

The Siskiyou recently had the opportunity to speak with Open Educational Resources advocates Holly Gabriel and Professor Larry Shrewsbury about what this program has to…

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“Welcome to Night Vale”: An Interview with Creator Jeffrey Cranor on the Show’s 2022 Live Tour

May 13, 2022September 15, 2024 Claire GrantEntertainment, Opinion

Image Credit Welcome to Night Vale By Claire Grant and Liam Jones Long-running podcast “Welcome to Night Vale” is a trip, like… a trippy trip.…

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Let’s Get Vaccinated! All the Information You Need to Schedule a Vaccine Appointment

May 29, 2021May 29, 2021 Claire GrantFeatured

Photo by Penn State University Vaccinations for the COVID-19 virus are officially in full swing in the great state of Oregon. Students, faculty, and all…

COVID-19, Governor Kate Brown, Jackson county, Johnson & Johnson, Moderna, Pfizer, Student Health and Wellness Center, vaccineLeave a comment

A Sit Down with Antoinette Abbamonte, Star of Ashland Independent Film Festival’s “Since August”

May 12, 2021September 15, 2024 Claire GrantAshland, Entertainment

Photo courtesy of Antoinette Abbamonte The 20th Ashland Independent Film Festival kicked off earlier this month, with one movie shining bright among the others. “Since…

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A Breakdown of ASSOU Leadership Transitions in the Age of COVID-19

May 7, 2021May 7, 2021 Claire GrantASSOU, Featured, Recent News

Photo courtesy of ASSOU 2020-2021 has been a year of many changes for Southern Oregon University, least of which is the transitions of leadership that…

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President Biden’s First Month in Office: 10 Executive Orders You Should Know About

March 11, 2021September 22, 2024 Claire GrantLocal News, World News

Photo by Autumn Micketti Editor’s note: this piece was written before Biden signed the recent stimulus bill. February 21st, 2021 marks one entire month since…

#climatechange, Affordable Care Act, COVID-19, executive orders, government, inauguration, medicaid, politics, President BidenLeave a comment

Why Impenetrable Academic Language is Classist AF

March 6, 2021March 6, 2021 Claire GrantCommunity, Op-Ed

Photo by pexels.com I’m a fourth-year college student. At this point in my student career, I have read countless articles on literary theory, from the…

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History in the Making: Trump’s Second Impeachment

January 20, 2021September 22, 2024 Claire GrantLocal News, World News

Photo copyright The New York Times In the days following the violent riot at the Capitol on Wednesday, January 6th, President Trump faces the consequences…

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Police Accountability: BLM vs. The Riots at the Capitol

January 13, 2021January 18, 2021 Claire GrantFeatured, Op-Ed, Opinion, Politics, Recent News, World News

Photo by Carol Guzy/Zuma Wire On Wednesday, Jan. 6, far-right extremists were urged by President Donald Trump to storm the capital building after his political…

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The Shutdown from a Hospitality Worker’s Perspective

November 28, 2020September 15, 2024 Claire GrantAshland, Oregon, World News

Photo by Claire Grant Ashland is a hospitality town. With the Oregon Shakespeare festival bringing thousands of tourists in and out of this small town…

#Ashland, COVID-19, Governor Kate Brown, holidays, Hospitality, Louie's, Oak Tree Bar and Grill, op-ed, oregon, oregon shakespeare festival, service industryLeave a comment

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