First African-American Duck was an early civil rights leader
Mabel Byrd spent two years at the UO, majoring in economics
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Campus and Community
New Information Services leader to join university from OHSU
Jessie Minton, a UO grad, approaches projects with ‘coordination and collaboration’
UO community members invited to join storytellers’ workshop
The workshop is connected with a May 11 'listening event'
Campus visits continue for School of Law dean candidates
Public presentations are Feb. 12, 23 and 27 in the Knight Law Center
Quack Chats to offer unvarnished stories of Oregon veterans
The public can experience UO historian Alex Dracobly’s course on veterans oral history Feb. 22
Cascade: New Tykeson Hall will unite college and careers
The building is designed from the ground up to align academic advising, career guidance and portfolio-building opportunities
Report: Knight Campus gains momentum, national attention
Acting director Patrick Phillips updates the campus community on the initiative's progress
Tech Data founder gives $5 million to boost ‘overall excellence’
Steve Raymund’s gift creates the UO’s first doctoral fellowship program
UO friends and supporters to rally for funding at state Capitol
UO Day in Salem is a chance to take the case for a budget increase to legislators
University of Chicago professor to discuss free speech challenges
Geoffrey Stone will discuss the balance between free speech and civility