UO program hosts talk on the mind and information
The discussion will center on the mind’s ability to accurately understand global climate, genocide and other abstract information.
Campus and Community
Eatons team with SOJC students on Olympics contest
The Eatons and public relations students have collaborated to create the social media campaign and storytelling challenge "What's Your Gold?"
Hector Tobar to speak on Latino power, immigration
Tobar was part of the reporting team that won a Pulitzer Prize for coverage of the 1992 Los Angeles riots.
UO making the choices needed to move ahead, Schill says
Schill has found wide support for raising the university’s academic profile. Since he became president, the UO has freed up millions of dollars to start doing exactly that.
Stamps Scholars plan local day of service at St. Vinnie's
Students will help clean and sort through clothes and donations, as well as clear away blackberry bushes.
Student is first from UO to attend women’s code conference
Zoe Olson, a computer science major, says her trip reflects an increasingly inclusive program at the UO.
The week that was in social media, April 4-10
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UO student presents rocket science research in D.C.
Bangalore, a double major in mathematics and physics, will be presenting her research on the economics of in-space propulsion in Washington, D.C.
New UO community empowers survivors of sexual violence
Two students join together to create Empower UO, a student-led support group for survivors that could be a national model for college campuses.
Museum of Natural and Cultural History joins rare company
Only a fraction of university-based museums and natural history and anthropology museums reach this level of accreditation.