Campus and community celebrate Black History Month
Events remember the past and honor the present
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Stereotypes expert will visit for African-American lecture series
Stanford psychology professor Claude Steele will visit campus Feb. 2
Wayne Morse Center conference focuses on immigration law
The O'Connell/Lorwin Conference takes place Feb. 8-9 at Knight Law Center
UO grad and Oscar nominee James Ivory to visit campus
The filmmaker is nominated for an award for best adapted screenplay at this year’s Academy Awards
UO Today: History professor on the Black Panther Party
Curtis Austin discusses his new book "Up Against the Wall: Violence in the Making and Unmaking of the Black Panther Party"
UO remembers Ursula Le Guin, famed author and campus icon
She was renowned for challenging common ideas about the nature of human relations
Lundquist College gift secures first 'Excellence' endowed chair
A $1 million gift from Grant and Suanne Inman is matched by the Presidential Fund for Excellence
'The Father' dives into the mind of a man with dementia
University Theatre’s latest production premieres on Jan. 26 at Hope Theatre
Coming soon: Groundbreaking on Knight Campus
The latest update on the project from acting executive director Patrick Phillips is now available
Members of UO community honored at MLK Awards Luncheon
The annual event recognized 'The Beloved Global Community'