About
Ethos is a nationally recognized, award-winning independent student publication. Our mission is to elevate the voices of marginalized people who are underrepresented in the media landscape, and to write in-depth, human-focused stories about the issues affecting them. We also strive to support our diverse student staff and to help them find future success.
Ethos produces a quarterly free print magazine full of well-reported and powerful feature stories, innovative photography, creative illustrations and eye-catching design. On our website, we also produce compelling written and multimedia stories.
Ethos is part of Emerald Media Group, a non-profit organization that’s fully independent of the University of Oregon. Students maintain complete editorial control over Ethos, and work tirelessly to produce the magazine.
Since our inception as Korean Ducks Magazine in 2005, we’ve worked hard to share a multicultural spirit with our readership. We embrace diversity in our stories, in our student staff and in our readers. We want every part of the magazine to reflect the diversity of our world.
Contact
Please direct general inquires, comments, suggestions, or press releases to [email protected] .
Awards
2016 Associated Collegiate Press Magazine Pacemaker Award
2015 Associated Collegiate Press Online Pacemaker Award
2014 Associated Collegiate Press Magazine Pacemaker Finalist
2014 Associated Collegiate Press Magazine Pacemaker Award
2014 Society of Professional Journalists Mark of Excellence Awards – Region 10
- Second Place—Best Student Magazine
2013 Associated Collegiate Press Magazine Pacemaker Award
2012 Society of Professional Journalists Mark of Excellence Awards – Region 10
- Second Place—Best Student Magazine
- First Place for Non-Fiction Magazine Article—The Cruelest View by Kathryn George
2012 Associated Collegiate Press Feature Photo of the Year—Fifth Place, Michael Ciaglo for A Digital Dump
2012 Associated Collegiate Press Story of the Year—Honorable mention, Lacey Jarrell for Operation Wildlife
2012 Columbia Scholastic Press Association Digital Magazine Silver Crown
2011 Society of Professional Journalists Mark of Excellence Awards – Region 10
- Second Place—Best Student Magazine
- First Place for Non-Fiction Magazine Article—Stuck in Dignity by Deborah Bloom
- Third Place for Non-Fiction Magazine Article—HIV+ by Cody Newton
2011 Hearst Award nominee—Cody Newton for HIV+
2011 Associated Collegiate Press Diversity Story of the Year—Fourth Place, Cody Newton for HIV+
2011 Associated Collegiate Press Infographic—Honorable Mention, Alexandra Notman for The Real Mile High Club
2011 Associated Collegiate Press Pacemaker Finalist
2011 Columbia Scholastic Press Association Circle Awards
Non-fiction article
1. Katy George, Busting Out: The Right to Bare It All
2. Ryan Deto, America’s Forgotten Captives
CM. Catherine Keck and Jacob O’Gara, Pillaging the Sea
CM. Nina Strochlic, Unraveling the Gypsy Myth
Non-fiction interview
CM. Lizzie Falconer, Running with the Bulls
Table of Contents page
CM. Gabriella Narvaez and Alexandra Notman
Photographs
2. Marcie Giovannoni, Finding Life in Captivity
Special or general interest magazine multi-page presentation
3. Christopher Fellows, Alexandra Notman and Alex Stoltze, The Real Mile High Club
2011 Columbia Scholastic Press Association Gold Crown Award
2010 Hearst Award—Rachael Mitchell for The Cleaner Sister
2010 Society of Professional Journalists Mark of Excellence Awards – Region 10
- First Place: Best Student Magazine
- Photo Illustration—Second Place: Coloring the Campbell Club by Rena Lev-Bass
- Photo Illustration—Third Place: Busting Out: The Right to Bare it All by Rebecca Leisher
2010-2011 Campus Progress Grant Winner
Ethos is published with support from Campus Progress, the youth division of the Center for American Progress, a national progressive organization working to empower young people to make their voices heard.
2010 Associated Collegiate Press Diversity Story of the Year—Second Place, Katy George for El Poder del Inmigrante
2010 Associated Collegiate Press Pacemaker Finalist
2010 Columbia Scholastic Press Association Silver Crown Award
2010 Hearst Award—Kevin Bronk for A Celtic Tale
2009 Columbia Scholastic Press Association Circle Awards
Essay
2. Neethu Ramchandar, Living the Life of a Minority
Non-Fiction Essay
2. Emilee Booher, The Power of Ondikuhole
CM. Abigail Diskin, Just Trying to Survive
CM. Jessica Runyan-Gless, The Code of Thieves
Overall Design General Interest
CM. Staff, Summer 2009
Cover Design, black and white
1. Roger Bong, Kevin Bronk and Stuart Mayberry, Summer 2009
Typography, Use of typography on one page or spread
2. Roger Bong and Stuart Mayberry, Just Trying to Survive
General use of typography throughout magazine
CM. Staff, Spring 2009
Single illustration that complements the content of the accompanying copy, Black and white
2. Roger Bong, Russian Tattoos
Single illustration that complements the content of the accompanying copy, Color
2. Suji Paek, Standing Out
Photographs – Single photograph that complements and illustrates the content of the accompanying copy
1. Molly McHugh, Flower
Special or general interest magazine single spread
CM. Roger Bong, Ethos
Special or general interest magazine multi-page presentation
1. Sabrina Black and Kevin Bronk, The Power of Ondikuhole
Website designed by Keegan Clements-Housser and Will Kanellos.
Website created by Scott Whitehead: www.sublimitywebdesign.com
