GPA and test scores show UO student-athletes academically prepared
Negative stereotypes don't fit: UO student-athletes are academically prepared for the classroom.
Campus and Community
UO Music and Dance wrap through Feb. 2
The School of Music and Dance will present its winter Dance Africa concert, featuring Habib Iddrisu, a specialist on the dance and music of Ghana.
Ducks launch "Phil It UP" campaign for Feb. 1 game
Students, faculty and leaders wish Nike co-founder and Duck alumnus Phil Knight a happy birthday and thank him for his tremendous impact on the university as part of the "Phil It UP" campaign
COMING ATTRACTIONS: Two human physiology lectures headline upcoming events
COMING ATTRACTIONS is a regular feature of AroundTheO, highlighting the many upcoming lectures, exhibits and other events at the UO
UO WEEK: in photos (through Jan. 10)
The weekly AroundtheO photo gallery focuses on the people and places that make the University of Oregon special.
Flu shots remain available at UO Health Center
Flu vaccines for faculty, staff and students remain available without appointment at the University Health Center
UO president opposes academic boycott of Israel
University of Oregon President Michael Gottfredson issued this statement regarding the American Studies Association proposal to endorse a boycott of Israeli academic institutions:
Oregon Court of Appeals to hear environmental case at UO
Oregon's appellate court will hear cases at the UO including that of two Eugene middle-school students seeking environmental reforms
UO's Mary Wood makes "Legal Call to Arms" to remedy environment, climate
University of Oregon law professor Mary Wood said in an interview this month with Yale Environment 360 that U.S. environmental laws are simply not working.
Wood, a Philip H. Knight Professor of Law and faculty director of the Environmental and Natural Resources Law Program, explained in the interview why she believes a new strategy and judicial intervention are needed.
Intel president and UO alum Renée James makes campus visit
James, who earned her bachelor's and master's degrees from the UO, returned to campus and met with a group from the business college