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
Campus and Community
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
Leadership gift will expand HEDCO Clinic in College of Education
Quest Fund’s $6 million gift provides support to broaden the clinic's reach
Elly Vandegrift, Daniel HoSang receive teaching honors
Williams Fellows recognized for outstanding contributions to undergraduate education
Bach festival to premiere new requiem by Sir James MacMillan
'A European Requiem' will feature 65 orchestral musicians and a chorus of 54
Berwick Academy returns to Oregon Bach Festival
Led by Maestro Matthew Halls, musicians from around the world will gather to study and present historically informed performances
UO forges partnership with Prague's Charles University
Friendships blossom into an exchange program for students and for faculty research with Central Europe’s first university