AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCampus Community: Antisemitic posters targeting Oregon Hillel’s director appeared at the University of Oregon, drawing condemnation from state leaders and university officials. Hillel says the incident has increased security costs. Tribal Stewardship: An intertribal youth crew is rebuilding a traditional umma at North Mountain Park, combining hands-on restoration training with cultural knowledge. The city hopes it will be ready for a family salmon event. Education: Willamette High School social studies teacher Nate Jackson was named Oregon’s 2026–27 Teacher of the Year. He teaches Black Studies, co-advises the school’s Black Student Union and helped organize a districtwide Black Summit. Arts: Klamath Community College has launched its first artist-in-residence program. Veterans’ Health: A Bend psilocybin therapy clinic and the Returning Veterans Project are offering veterans free access to assisted therapy, funded by business sponsorships; eight veterans were on the waitlist when the program was reported.
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