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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…

low-cost learning, no-cost learning, OER, open educational resources, Open Oregon Educational Resources, SOULeave a comment

Pacific Pride Fire Recap: The Events, Aftermath, and Arrest of an Arson Attack in Medford

April 27, 2022September 22, 2024 Dakota Runyon-TrappCommunity, Local News, Oregon, Recent News

Image Credit Steven McMahan On the night of Tuesday, April 12th at roughly 9:30 PM, a fire broke out at Pacific Pride in downtown Medford,…

#Ashland, arrest, Arson, Bus, Fire, fire fighters, Jackson county, Medford, oregon, police, RVTD, Southern OregonLeave a comment

Ashland Memes: An Examination and Debunk of Their Vaccine Claims

February 24, 2022September 22, 2024 Dakota Runyon-TrappOregon

An Instagram page called Ashland Memes Official, dedicated to posting and sharing memes about Ashland, had quite the controversial post on Saturday, February 5th. The…

#Ashland, #vaccines, Ashland Memes, Ashlandmemes, Coronavirus, COVID-19, instagram, memes, News, protrestLeave a comment

Corey King: Enhancing The Hawk’s Dining Experience

February 2, 2022September 15, 2024 Addie McilroyArts & Culture, Campus, Oregon

The Hawk is paying very close attention to student dietary needs. The new general manager, Corey King, and the rest of the dining staff are…

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Why Oregon College Students Should Care About House Bill 2590

November 24, 2021September 22, 2024 Dakota Runyon-TrappOregon

Photo Credit Oregon House of Representatives Towards the end of the 2021 session for Oregon lawmakers, one of the bills passed was bill 2590, otherwise…

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Interview with OSPIRG’s chapter chair David Teague

November 9, 2021September 22, 2024 Dakota Runyon-TrappOregon

Image Credit OSPIRG Facebook Page The Siskiyou recently interviewed David Teague, the chapter chair of OSPIRG. OSPIRG, or the Oregon Student Public Interest Research Group,…

Activism, activist, climate change, Events, lobbying, OSPIRG, politcs, right to repairLeave a comment

Halloween 2021 Events, Parties, and Haunted Houses

October 28, 2021September 22, 2024 Dakota Runyon-TrappOregon

Image Credit: lajajakids.com With Halloween just under a week away with the return of in-person events, The Siskiyou would like to highlight some Halloween events…

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Sustainability Month: How SOU is Encouraging Alternative Ways of Transportation

October 21, 2021September 22, 2024 Dakota Runyon-TrappOregon

Image Credit: Dakota Runyon-Trapp As part of sustainability month, SOU had hosted a Bike and Bus event on October 20th. SOU hosted the event alongside…

#Ashland, #biking, #busriders, Bus, Carpooling, rideshare, RVTD, SOU, southern oregon university, sustainability, sustainability month, travelLeave a comment

Unsettling Reports On Race-Based Incarceration Rates

October 20, 2021September 22, 2024 Sierra GarrettLocal News, Oregon, World News

The most recent surge in the Black Lives Matter movement has opened up the eyes of Americans everywhere regarding the inequities and injustice that Black…

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Celebrate this Black History Month by Engaging in Activist Work (as a White Ally)

February 18, 2021September 22, 2024 Anuhea NihipaliLocal News, Oregon, World News

Photo courtesy of Kristen Uroda for NPR First celebrated in 1970, Feb. 1 ushered in 2021’s Black History Month. This year’s theme is ‘Black Family: Representation,…

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