First class of Stamps Scholars prepares for graduation walk
Their interests and accomplishments range from combating poverty to writing novels
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UO Today: Music prof puts classic rock under the microscope
Drew Nobile applies Schenkerian analysis to music forms
State higher education panel approves UO tuition plan
The decision allows the university to move forward with certainty to close an expected $27.5 million budget gap.
Journalism professor's final story lands on magazine cover
Alex Tizon wrote about a family secret in a story chosen on the day he died for display on The Atlantic's cover
Facing a post-nuclear apocalypse? Don't have a cow, man
University Theatre presents 'Mr. Burns, a Post-Electric Play' in June
President to nominate first black graduate of A&AA in renaming
DeNorval Unthank Jr. was an architect and unflagging advocate for minorities
Foundation manager brings Wall Street savvy to UO endowment
As chief investment officer, Namyet has helped keep the UO's nest egg growing
Nobel winner to talk cats, computers and quantum physics
Physicist David Wineland will discuss the future of quantum computing
Campus talk will look at trends in gender-based bullying
Professor C. J. Pascoe will discuss homophobic harassment and whether it's declining
Academy Award-winner Marlee Matlin to speak on campus
A deaf actress and activist, Matlin has championed many humanitarian causes