Oregon's Colegio Cesar Chavez was first 4-year Chicano college in the U.S.

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Oregon's Colegio Cesar Chavez was first 4-year Chicano college in the U.S.

By Mike Green,

Natalie Golay

Published February 3, 2025 at 10:02 AM PST

Historical materials from the Oregon Historical Society.

Now on view at the Oregon Historical Society through April 27, 2025 is a bilingual exhibition titled, "."

It features the first 4 year Chicano college in the US, which was in Marion County, OR. The exhibition highlights the institution's significance and legacy by exploring the national and local context for its establishment, its educational philosophy and structure, as well as the challenges it faced and how it overcame them.

Joining the Exchange to discuss the exhibit is . She is a tenured professor at Oregon State University and Curator of the Oregon Multicultural Archives. .

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