UO mourns following the passing of William Swindells Jr.
A noted philanthropist, Swindells was a longtime supporter with deep family ties to the UO
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Photographers bring 'Atmosphere' to law school gallery
Fourteen images capture scenes in which atmosphere is often a defining element
Supreme Court lifts stay on climate suit, but hurdles remain
The Justice Department has filed a new request with an appeals court asking for dismissal
Panelists will discuss midterm election results at Nov. 12 forum
Four experts will consider the outcome and how it affects issues, people and politics
A full week of events will honor the UO’s veteran community
Veterans Appreciation week includes a panel discussion, recognition ceremony and tailgater
Native American Heritage Month: A celebration of resilience
A variety of events happen at the UO throughout November to honor the Americas' first peoples
JSMA will hold its annual Día de los Muertos celebrations
Also known as the Day of the Dead, the events take place this Thursday and Friday from 6 to 9 p.m.
Board of trustees office hours scheduled for fall term 2018
Trustees representing faculty, students and university staff will meet with constituents
President speaks out against hate in wake of shootings
In a message to campus, Michael H. Schill speaks in solidarity with the victims of hate crimes
It's alive! Visualizing Frankenstein in the Price Science Commons
This year marks the 200th anniversary of the publication of Mary Shelley’s groundbreaking novel “Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus” and the campus community is invited to come celebrate in the laboratory — the Visualization Lab in the Price Science Commons and Research Library.