Campus and Community

The weekly sports roundup is a list of all the home and televised Ducks sporting events this week and the results of their contests last week

Saudi Arabia is serious about helping students with special needs, and a group at the College of Education is helping them do it

Ramirez is president and a founding member of Northwest Treeplanters and Farmworkers United

The national program places third-year law students in public defender offices in the South, with the promise of a job within one year

Earlier this month, several UO student-athletes and staff participated in a sustainability project on nearby Mount Pisgah

The GTFF have rejected a university effort to settle their labor dispute and have set a strike date of Dec. 2, the Tuesday of dead week.

Lillis said building the university's endowment should be one of the top goals and called on the Senate to help move the UO forward

Overwhelmingly positive feedback from pilot testers has led to a decision to adopt a new learning management system, or LMS, on campus.

On Nov. 19, campus law enforcement received its first report, from a UO professor, of someone claiming to be UOPD in an illicit effort to get funds