Campus and Community

The university sponsored the 'We Are Oregon' section, which featured the parade's grand marshals.

His earlier experience on the Exxon-Valdez oil spill came back into play when another spill threatened archaeological sites near Santa Barbara.

The UO chemist will use the funds to enhance his research on solar water splitting technology.

Phyllis and Andrew Berwick add to their philanthropy with the lead gift for a new festival headquarters and rehearsal space.

The annual Senior Send-Off will give the Class of 2015 a chance to hoist a frothy pint with friends before graduation.

Several student-produced documentaries will be shown, and speakers will discuss the contributions of Latino immigrants.

Faculty and staff excellence and three new graduate degree programs recognized at university senate meeting.

Kimberlé Crenshaw and George Lipsitz will speak as part of the seminar 'Countering Colorblindness Across the Disciplines.'

The UO Chamber Choir took second place in the Marktoberfest International Chamber Choir Competition following two days of performance.

The choir also was recognized for the best interpretation of a compulsory work performed by all participants in the competition, “Ergebung,” a German-language piece by Hugo Wolf. UO singers topped two German choirs for the honor.

Also, judges ranked the UO among 15 choirs at Achievement Level 1, which is given for excellent performance at the international level.

A panel discussion will include faculty, advocates and officials from Eugene and Portland.