UO Police Department puts a friendly, furry face on the beat
Connecting with students and detecting explosives are the main duties for Onyx the police dog
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Portland physician will discuss psychological effects of racism
Dr. Alisha Moreland-Capuia is next guest in African-American Lecture and Workshop Series
UO Today: Professor explores the history of conservative populism
Political science professor Joseph Lowndes discusses conservatism in the 20th century and today
Lectures, films and more celebrate Women's Heritage Month
March events across campus and the community celebrate and honor women
UO Today: Eugene-based artist discussed his new exhibition
Keith Achepohl and Schnitzer museum director Jill Hartz talked about Achepohl’s time at an artist’s retreat
Lokey's next project: $10 million for Knight Campus faculty chairs
One of the UO's most generous supporters steps up again in hope of sparking other gifts
Presidential fund awards $1 million for Urbanism Next Center
A center will be established to research how new tech will affect cities
UO alum James Ivory wins Oscar for 'Call Me by Your Name'
The legendary director is honored with his first-ever individual Oscar for best adapted screenplay
UO science museum is tapped as a national medal finalist
The local community is asked to #ShareYourStory about the museum on social media in March, April
Indigenous knowledge and public lands is topic of Clark lecture
Native American professor Robin Wall Kimmerer of SUNY will speak March 13 in Lillis Hall