Club de Arte para Mamas featured in NYT article
The twice-weekly classes are cited as an example of museum programs the reach out to the broader community.
Campus and Community
EMU Fishbowl, food services to close as renovation begins
The dining areas will remain closed at least until September, but food carts will be placed along 13th Avenue to provide alternatives.
Students plan candlelight vigil Monday to honor Frohnmayer
Speakers at the gathering will include board Trustee Ginevra Ralph, student leaders and others from the campus community.
First-of-its-kind sports product program ready for applicants
Students will start taking classes in the fall at the White Stag Block, home to most of the UO's Portland programs.
Student group voices support for anti-racist actions at Oklahoma
The presidents of the Panhellenic Council and Interfraternity Council post a statement expressing solidarity with others opposed to racism.
School of Music and Dance offers a week of musical events
Puerto Rican Bomba, chamber music, jazz and gospel will be performed on campus and in downtown Eugene.
Center to host symposium on Latin American rights, culture
The first symposium by the Center for Latino/a and Latin American Studies will offer panel discussions, speakers and music.
Environmental law conference to focus on 'Changing Currents'
Numerous keynote speaker, panel discussions, workshops and more will tackle important environmental law topics.
Primatologist de Waal to discuss emotions among animals
De Waal will talk about empathy and altruism among primates in the annual Robert D. Clark Lecture.