Campus and Community

Pacific Standard magazine puts Troy Campbell on its list of millennials who are "nobly intentioned, action-oriented, extraordinarily motivated — and crazy bright.”

Connective Conversations enriches the state's visual arts by giving artists access to curators and critics and and bringing their work to a wider audience.

Curry earned her bachelor's degree at the UO and is a member of the Board of Trustees; she visited students in the School of Journalism and Communication on Wednesday.

The self-guided tour is complete with student profiles, admissions and housing FAQs, and landmark information. A GPS system aids navigation.

Rippey and his wife have given generously to the College of Business, Knight Library, the College of Arts and Sciences, and Oregon Institute of Marine Biology.

The symposium will look at how women facilitate justice using their skills, talents and wisdom to have a positive effect lives and institutions.

Even after 100 years, the UO Army ROTC program is still breaking ground by earning honors and creating new opportunities for their students and the community around them.

On Feb. 16, the program earned one of the highest ROTC honors from the U.S. Army, the General Douglas MacArthur Award, awarded to units that “recognize the ideals of ‘duty, honor and country,’” according to the U.S. Army website.

A performance by UO dance students inspired by the 'Strike a Pose' exhibit and choreographed by one of the featured dancers will be held March 4.