ART
Art, Photo Features, Photography
For my Masters of Cinema project I decided to take four key moments and shots that I love from Alfred Hitchcock’s Strangers on a Train (1951). I chose to recreate the images in a somewhat interpretive sense, using my family as the actors from the film and then setting up each shot as accurately as...
Art, Photo Features, Photography, Visual Art
Cyanotypes and Words
Students in Kelli Pennington’s black and white photography classes experimented with cyanotypes and words in photographs.
Writing
Academic, Essays, Writing
The BreadiBus Breadboard Computer
This funny thing happens at the end of your junior year at my school. Kyle pulls you aside and says “If you want to graduate, you’re going to need to ...
Commentary, Journalism, Writing
Commentary: Nothing Breezy About This Investment
The idea doesn’t seem to be sparking excitement among students.
Commentary, Journalism, Writing
Commentary: Don’t Let Driving Stick Fade Away
It is no secret that for Americans, driving a stick shift is a dying art.
Commentary, Journalism, Writing
Cowboy Collins: A Texan Heads North
Texan culture should not be related to guns, abortions, governors or the headlines you see in the news.
Commentary, Journalism, Writing
Grace By Jeff Buckley: A Terrifyingly Real Listen
Surrounded by albums weighed down and covered in dirty, distorted and droning major chords, all overlaid with detached and self-ashamed lyrics, the fl...
Features, Journalism, Writing
Angry Pigeons: Rylan Holmes-Shields
Holmes-Shields uses acting and singing as a way to put their introverted nature aside and transform into someone else.
Journalism
Journalism, News, Writing
Sixth-Graders Get Inoculated Against Covid-19
This approval will increase the school’s vaccination rate, potentially enabling certain safety measures to be lifted.
Journalism, News, Writing
NWA Graduate Weathers Hurricane Ian
Arun, who is currently a freshman doing his pre-med track at Tampa University, said that his house, which is located right on the coast, was issued a ...
Journalism, News, Writing
Living Near the Portland Protests
Many people who live downtown have experienced firsthand some of the chaos that can come along with the protests.
Features, Journalism, Writing
Thirty Recommendations for the Summer
For those slow afternoons at home, the Pigeon Press staff has assembled a list of suggestions covering our favorite summer media.
Features, Journalism, Writing
Oregon Decides 2022: A Guide
Here’s a quick overview of everything you may have missed this election cycle and what it means for the future of our city and state.
FEATURES / COMMENTARY
Commentary, Journalism, Writing
Commentary: Nothing Breezy About This Investment
The idea doesn’t seem to be sparking excitement among students.
Commentary, Journalism, Writing
Commentary: Don’t Let Driving Stick Fade Away
It is no secret that for Americans, driving a stick shift is a dying art.
Creative Writing
Creative Writing, Poetry, Writing
Creator And Other Poems
"Leaves who breathe before the morning’s rise"
Creative Writing, Fiction, Writing
Invarus (Excerpt)
"Pain washed through Keltrinne’s body. She contorted, writhed, then rolled off the top bunk into open air."
Creative Writing, Fiction, Writing
The Shape Shifter: A Wizard’s Exploration of Sacred Geometry
Vertax was a wizard, but by all accounts not an entirely sane one.
Creative Writing, Fiction, Writing
The Fish
"I loved everything about the coast. The beach, the ocean breeze, the salted air that I’d gotten so accustomed to that when I went inland the air smel...
Creative Writing, Fiction, Writing
Sci-Fi Ads
Students of Kyle Wiggins’ science fiction course were given the better part of a class period to create an advertisement for a potential future produc...
Snapshots
Art, Music
Remembrance
Most of my tracks begin with simple piano/keyboard licks or chord progressions.
Artist Spotlight
Art, Artist Spotlight, Visual Art
Artist Spotlight: Zadie Niedergang
I wanted to try traditional art techniques with a digital medium.
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