Native tongues: Visiting scholars give voice to world languages
Tooba Ahmed and ThanhNguyen are teaching classes as part of the UO Yamada Language Center’s Self Study Language Program.
Campus and Community
President welcomes new crop of researchers and educators
At a reception for new faculty, President Michael Schill emphasized the important role of faculty members and their research.
DuckFunder's first campaign scores a big win for SAIL
The campaign raised $17,500 and an anonymous donor matched that, which means SAIL will receive $35,000 to continue its work.
The week that was in social media, Nov. 23-29
Here's a quick look at some of our most popular social media posts over the past week. We highlighted the Civil War, and featured a placard from the 1908 game (from University Libraries) that got great engagement, and Fox featured it as a bumper into a commercial break.
Noted feminist sci-fi author is subject of two-day symposium
Tiptree has been called one of the great feminist writers of all time for her work exploring themes of gender, self-image and sexuality.
26 new faculty arrive at the College of Arts and Sciences
Approximately 75 percent of all doctorates and two-thirds of all undergraduate degrees are awarded by the College of Arts and Sciences.
How green is our football game? Very.
The Ducks are going for the first-ever green certification for a football game — college or professional — from the Council for Responsible Sport.
Duck Preview lets more potential students test the water
The goal is to provide an overview of student programs, research, academic and career opportunities for specific majors, and other info.
Events seek to bring compassion, understanding to global pain
A vigil and panel discussion will offer the campus community a chance to seek perspective and understanding in the wake of recent violence.
Campus invited to join in a conversation about race, equity
The event will take place Friday, Nov. 20, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Great Room of the Global Scholars Hall.