Campus and Community

Megan Garland has been on four study abroad trips so far, and will leave on her last one after graduation.

The event will feature three grand entries along with singing, dancing, drumming and a salmon bake.

The annual music event will feature local and regional bands playing at several locations around campus.

The UO Bike Program will sponsor several events to help encourage more pedal power on campus.

Surface evidence from Northern California's Mount Lassen leads UO team to understand more about what is happening deep underground.

Architecture professor Judith Sheine recently spoke to the state Legislature on the need to fund the center.

The  fourth annual Northwest Women Writers Symposium, “Our Daily Bread: Women’s Stories of Food and Resilience,” is coming to Eugene May 7-9, both on the University of Oregon campus and at the Eugene Public Library.

The series boasts authors from around the world, coming to speak on topics that range from the sensuality of food, to health and eating disorders. All symposium events are free and open to the public.

The candlelight gathering in the EMU amphitheater will feature speakers from Nepal and a chance to donate to relief efforts.

UO study finds that a targeted Los Angeles audience responded well to a culturally considered letter seeking charitable support.

The exhibit spans thousands of years, showing how society at different points in time viewed disability.