Gift from Gwen and Chuck Lillis boosts volcanology faculty cluster
The $10 million contribution from Gwen and Chuck Lillis funds the hiring of two expert faculty and startup costs
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Law school names new conflict and dispute resolution director
John Inglish will be the new leader of the master's degree program
Students’ prototype invention wins additional startup funding
A team of UO landscape architecture students has been working on an agricultural water filtration prototype since spring 2015
Andrew Marcus stands tall as the new Tykeson Dean
After seeing three of his own children through the College of Arts and Sciences, Marcus has a keen perspective on leadership
Not an Olympian? You can still run with a star UO researcher
Check out video on the scores of people who have joined the morning runs
Tracking her course: Jenna Prandini at the Olympic Trials
Prandini, who graduated in June, is one of the fastest women to run at the UO
Groundbreaking news: Few disruptions from summer construction
Two new buildings, a couple of major remodels and other projects are on tap for summer
Schill’s first international trip as UO president focuses on Asia
The president has attended gatherings for incoming students, parents, alumni and donors in Beijing, Hong Kong and Singapore
Grate work: Duck rescues ducklings from storm drain
Rachael Breen, student security assistant for the UOPD, recently came to the rescue when she spotted ducklings trapped in a storm drain
Library exhibit traces the history of gay rights, gay pride at the UO
The exhibit includes a timeline, archival document scans, historical newspaper articles, photographs and more