June swoons with a tasty menu of arts and culture opportunities
Art exhibits, concerts and even peregrine falcons are some of this month's campus offerings
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Hayward Field is revealing its new face as stadium rises
Work on what will be the nation's premier track and field facility continues on schedule
Board of trustees approves indexed resident tuition increase
The final tuition level won’t be set until after the state Legislature passes a budget
‘Peregrine Falcon’ to land at UO science and history museum
The traveling exhibit tells the story of the raptor's return from the brink of extinction
New series of public talks will focus on the humanities
The Oregon Humanities Center is sponsoring the Wine Chats discussions, which start May 30
New video exhibit at JSMA offers a different look into slavery
'Passage,' by South African artist Mohau Modisakeng, will be on view through Aug. 9
Transform IT plan for campus tech support now available
Recommendations include shifting to a geographical model and extending help desk hours
Oregon governor will speak at UO commencement
UO President Michael Schill lauds Gov. Kate Brown as inspirational and a friend to the university
Quack Chats explores the insides of the world’s great volcanoes
Geologist Emilie Hooft will talk about the plumbing that allows magma to reach the surface
‘The Home Planet’ brings the universe to Robinson Theatre
A play about human connections with the planet marks the 50th anniversary of the moon landing