New Morse Chair to speak on public education and democracy
Amy Stuart Wells of Columbia University studies race and education
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Campus and Community
Public invited: Pub talk Oct. 19 at EMU will focus on Middle East
International Studies researcher Angela Joya will provide an overview and answer questions at informal gathering at Falling Sky
Green MBA program named No. 1 for second year in a row
The Lundquist College of Business beat Stanford, Michigan and Yale for the top spot
First in UO’s African-American speaker series sets visit
Kelly Mack, an expert on bringing more women and people of color into STEM fields, is the first speaker
Common Reading selection has effects beyond first-years
Current events have amplified the reach of this year's program
Maletis gift of $5 million endows business school deanship
Incoming dean Sarah Nutter will benefit from additional resources made possible by alumni couple
Business students take first place in analytics competition
The annual student competition asks participants to take on a complex problem using advanced analytics
Home designed and built by students wins design award
The project won the 2016 Golden Key Award for most innovative homeownership project in the state
New Price Science Library raises the UO's research profile
The new building marks a major leap forward for the UO's science enterprise
UO Today examines the intersection of race and education
Amy Stuart Wells of Columbia University also is this year's Morse Chair