Viraj Shankar & Noah Wali
As part of our farewell issue, Noah and I decided to conduct interviews with faculty members who are leaving OES. Below is our interview with Art Ward!
Noah Wali
Quarantine has given us all unlimited time to think. Time to think about our past, our future, what we’re missing out on, and who we are in this unpredictable world. I know I have been thinking. A lot.
Viraj Shankar & Noah Wali
As part of our farewell issue, Noah and I decided to conduct interviews with faculty members who are leaving OES. Below is our interview with Dori King!
Viraj Shankar & Noah Wali
As part of our farewell issue, Noah and I decided to conduct interviews with faculty members who are leaving OES. Below is our interview with Peter Langley!
Emma Wetsel
Sunday, May 11th, 1986, a group of 15 students, a mother, and a priest from Oregon Episcopal School left Portland with the goal of summiting Mount Hood, with the help of two professional guides. Over the course of 4 days, the trip became the second-deadliest alpine incident in North American history; seven out of the nine deaths were teenagers.
Vy Nguyen
You see Wylly on the basketball court, you see Wylly on the zodiac cusp, now you see Wylly on the Dig editorial team.
Viraj Shankar
Joy. That’s what I want everyone to feel at this moment. It is a big ask, and certainly one that is hard for many of us to do. I certainly never pictured my senior year ending this way, with the only way to say goodbye through a farewell article. But here we are, suspended in reality, doing as best as we can with the cards we’ve been dealt.