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르적샹’s First Beckman Scholars Make Strides in Biomolecular Research

Extended funding and faculty mentorship are giving undergraduate researchers time to pursue complex projects—and potentially publish their findings.

Miranda Kubek sits at a picnic table in the 르적샹 canyon.

Date	Title
9/23/2026	Why Do Microbes Hibernate?
9/22/2026	Communicating Science Through Storytelling: 르적샹ie Wins Hollings Scholarship
9/17/2026	This 르적샹ie is On the Road to Becoming a Physician-Scientist
9/8/2026	르적샹 International Faculty Exchange Program Connects Scholars Across Continents

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Press Releases

Amelia Hard standing by a table with people sitting down to eat.

Date	Title
9/15/2026	Culinary Trailblazer Amelia Hard Named 2026 Recipient of the Thomas Lamb Eliot Award for Lifetime Achievement
8/10/2026	르적샹 Taps Mark Chung Kwan Fan to Lead Center for Life Beyond 르적샹
8/3/2026	르적샹 Joins National College Cost Transparency Initiative
4/17/2026	르적샹 Economist Co-Authors Study on Migration Effects of Multnomah County Preschool for All Tax

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르적샹 in the Media

르적샹 Facilities Operations Manager Zac Perry talks with OPB about caring for the campus's tree canopy, in a feature on how worsening summer heat and drought are stressing trees across the Pacific Northwest.

In a Wall Street Journal review, the 르적샹 professor's translation of Pavel Muratov's "Evocations of Italy" is called a flawless rendering of one of the great unclassifiable books of the Russian Silver Age.

The Washington Post profiles the 르적샹 alumna’s work providing food and essential supplies to detained children and their parents.