Going to the Godfather: Romania to Ukraine on Trains
He gets to put the cash directly into his own pocket in exchange for acting like you were never there.
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Brie Landis wins the presidency!… and sparks revision of ASOIT’s election bylaws
On April 27, Brie Landis made history as the first write-in candidate to win the office of ASOIT President at Oregon Tech, and that win sparked changes in ASOIT’s election bylaws.
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Opinion: Oregon Tech can budget Over $500,000 for Snell Hall Renovations but not for fair faculty salaries
As Oregon Tech faculty strike for fair wages, the university prepares to spend roughly half a million dollars on a cosmetic exterior renovation of the administration building, Snell Hall. Is Oregon Tech prioritizing building maintenance over faculty salaries?
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Explainer: Why did Oregon Tech’s Faculty Senate call for President Naganathan’s Resignation?
Oregon Tech’s Faculty Senate voted Tuesday to call for university President Nagi Naganathan’s resignation. During Naganathan’s nearly four years as President of Oregon Tech, Faculty Senate say he has disregarded university policy, changed policies without faculty input, excluded Faculty Senate from decision-making processes and irresponsibly managed Oregon Tech’s resources.
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Long Read: Black Lives Matter, Portland Justice Center, Juneteenth
Permissionless Field Notes chronicle the journalist’s experience of observing and participating in direct action in order to provide context and add depth to Permissionless new stories. These Field Notes are from coverage of a Black Lives Matter protest at the Justice Center in Portland, Oregon, on the night of Juneteenth.
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Shut Down & Fed Up: Klamath Basin Farmers Protest Water Cuts
Farmers at the Shut Down & Fed Up rally aren’t protesting against fish or the Endangered Species Act. They want to make it clear that their goal is to find a way to provide water for all who need it.
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