University of Oregon Subjects Faculty to DEI Commitment Test before Hiring and Promotions
FIRE sent a letter to administrators objecting to the policy on behalf of a disgruntled professor.
Oregon
Portland on My Mind
Time magazine put Portland, Ore., on a list of 50 greatest places, but the reality of life in Rose City is grimmer than such a listing would suggest.
This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—July 13
Under Oregon law, a group petitioning to place an initiative on the November 2020 ballot had to collect 149,360 signatures by July 2, 2020.
Pro-Abortion Terrorists Firebomb Oregon Pregnancy Center
The attack was the fourth known incident of arson at a pro-life organization’s headquarters in recent weeks.
Does the GOP Actually Have a Shot in Oregon This Year?
Republicans in last week’s primary election somewhat uncharacteristically nominated candidates who offer appealing alternatives in the most important races.
Oregon’s Republican Hope
Christine Drazen, Republican nominee for governor of Oregon, makes her pitch to centrist, independent voters.
This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—May 19
When Oregon officials irresponsibly refuse to defend their own marriage laws, the greatest relief that ought to be awarded is a default judgment in favor of the named plaintiffs.
Crumpacker of Oregon
Jimmy Crumpacker, an old-school Republican, is running for Congress in Oregon’s Fifth District. Interesting fellow.
Suicide: Oregon Becomes America’s Switzerland
The state has eradicated the requirement that a patient accessing assisted suicide be a resident, opening the doors to suicide tourism.
California, Oregon, Washington to Drop School Mask Mandates
The announcement comes after the CDC relaxed its masking guidance.