JSMA exhibit features women of different cultures and abilities
Opening reception for “Brilliant and Resilient: Celebrating the Power of Disabled Women Activists” is June 28
Campus and Community
Legislature taps UO museum as state’s official home for fossils
The Museum of Natural and Cultural History is now the official repository for publicly owned fossils
Six foundation trustees are honored for their years of service
The six retiring board members have helped advance both the foundation and university
School of Music and Dance dean to return to teaching in 2018
Brad Foley will step down after 16 years leading the school
Campus buildings, services shift to reduced summer hours
Most services will continue during the summer, but some schedules will chanage
How growing human organs in a lab could be a boon to research
A campus talk June 25 will delve into ethics as well as science
Ducks on the wing: The Class of 2017 bids farewell
More than 5,000 students had the chance to say goodbye during commencement ceremonies
New law dean brings 22 years of energy and creativity to UO
Marcilynn Burke hopes to expand collaborations with other schools and colleges
Public sessions offer information on Portland graduate programs
People will be able to hear about programs in journalism, business and architecture
Portland’s art and technology thesis exhibit features intermedia
The show is the last for the White Box gallery, which closes on important, diverse note