Columbia professor, UCLA chancellor among investiture panelists
Jonathan Cole will be joined by other national higher education experts to discuss the future of public research universities
Campus and Community
Student Life seeking volunteers for commencement
Volunteers are needed to help the almost 40 separate school and department ceremonies go smoothly
Superhero hip-hop: UO profs offer a pop culture mashup
UO professors Loren Hajikawa and Ben Saunders trace the intersection of comics and hip-hop in a special panel discussion
Campus asked for comments on new diversity framework
The draft represents two years of work by the university; comments are due by May 26
Surviving Bowerman sub-4 milers returning to the UO
The runners are gathering for a special 'Sub 4 Reunion' at this year's Prefontaine Classic
Museum peels back the covers on classic comic art
The exhibition is the largest gathering of EC original art in an accredited museum and is on view through July 10.
UO center to discuss Latinos, elections and immigration
Immigration has become a heated topic on the campaign trail for the 2016 elections, but the UO Center for Latino/a and Latin American Studies is trying to bring the immigration topic back in focus.
From 4-7 p.m. Friday, May 13, in Room 156 Straub Hall, the Latino/a and Latin American department will host “Latin@s and the 2016 Election: Policies, Immigration and Action.”
UOTeachOUT events call attention to issues of gender, equity
Homophobia, transphobia, racism and patriarchy are some of the classroom problems addressed in the program.
It's power to the pedals as UO marks Bike Month in May
Win prizes, help clean up the bike paths and take part in Commute Challenge during Bike Month.