Science Friday chases bugs with look at UO research
The popular NPR program will feature research from the UO on microbial clouds and antibiotic-resistent pathogens found in dust.
Campus and Community
Saturday crowd welcomes a new big Duck on campus
Eight feet tall and weighing in at a half a ton, the bronze Duck will greet visitors to the Ford Alumni Center and Matthew Knight Arena.
Campus invited to add to ‘People’s State of the Union’
A Jan. 29 gathering in the Many Nations Longhouse at UO aims to collect stories from the campus and community for a ‘cultural narrative.’
UO Outdoor Program to hold annual gear swap
The annual swap draws hundreds of people for a chance to pick up some outdoor bargains for the spring and summer recreation seasons.
Super-sized Duck to make campus debut Saturday
The weighty, larger-than-life-size sculpture shows the Duck in a classic pose and will be placed near the Ford Alumni Center.
UO grad sees change arrive for women in Saudi Arabia
The UO grad may be best known for leading a 1991 protest in which women broke the law by driving themselves.
President Schill goes bowling at new EMU Chipotle
President Michael Schill didn't waste any time paying a visit to the new Chipotle restaurant in the EMU.
'Water by the Spoonful' to debut at Hope Theater
The play, about an Iraq veteran's struggles after returning home from a war zone, won the Pulitzer Prize in 2012.
Final phase of EMU project to begin over spring break
Using savings from thrifty project management, improvements to the EMU ballroom have been added to the scope of work.
Founder of prison Shakespeare program to speak at UO
Curt Tofteland, who created the Shakespeare Behind Bars program, will deliver the Oregon Humanities Center's 2016 Tzedek Lecture.