Campus and Community

Events both on campus and in the community offer a way to connect with black history while celebrating black culture and achievement.

The slim but powerful nonfiction book by Ta-Nehisi Coates recently won the National Book Award and is among the best books of 2015.

After being swamped with more applicants than it could accept last year, the program is doubling the number of spaces available.

Oregon’s seven public universities will join forces at the state Capitol in Salem on Thursday, Feb. 11, for a day of advocacy, engagement and fun.

University Day is a chance for each university to bring students, faculty and alumni together to meet with state legislators and highlight the strengths, needs and opportunities of the state’s institutes of higher education. 

Watched almost as much for the commercials as the game, this year's Super Bowl had plenty to like as dislike, says UO advertising instructor David Koranda.

Senior Jenna Mogstad, a fourth-year architecture major, played a big role in a complete redesign of the Knight Library's wayfinding system.

The new faculty members will be part of the Health Promotion and Obesity Prevention Initiative, one of the UO’s clusters of excellence.

The author of ‘This Changes Everything’ argues that the global economic model is waging war against life on Earth.

Fan dancing, dragon puppet shows and demonstrations of traditional and contemporary Asian art forms will be among the activities.