'Focus on what we can do' is message of earthquake forum
Audience at Straub Hall and online gets history lesson on the Cascadia quake zone and practical advise on how to prepare for 'The Really Big One."
Campus and Community
UPDATED: Duck spirit was in the air at Woodburn's Fiesta Mexicana
UO students and staff will join the Duck as part of a community parade on Saturday, the highlight of the three-day festival.
Renovation of Gerlinger Hall exterior to last through December
The work involves restoring the exterior brickwork, replacing deteriorated wood and applying new paint.
Apples and cider are the subject of Ideas on Tap forum
WildCraft Cider Works owner Sean Kelly will discuss the history of apples in Oregon and sustainable harvesting at the monthly talk.
Museum of Art hosts outdoor screening of 'Song of the Sea'
The open-air showing will be in the Memorial Quad outside the museum; lawn chairs, blankets and picnic gear are encouraged.
Team Duckling aims to excite kids about science
Free activities at Saturday Market give kids a chance to have fun at 'Science of Sound' booth.
UO to host public earthquake forum to discuss 'The Really Big One'
Panel of experts will detail Pacific Northwest earthquakes, potential risks and readiness — and answer questions — on Aug. 6.
UOPD arrests man who created library disturbance
University of Oregon police arrest an unarmed man who had been screaming near the Knight Library just before noon Tuesday.
Three-day META symposium, workshop will blend biology and philosophy
The event will focus on microbe and host interaction, but it will also delve into the philosophy of microbiology.
New ways to ‘Explore Oregon’ at the Museum of Natural and Cultural History
Improved technology, new videos, and rare fossils await visitors to the natural history exhibit.