COVID Yearbook 2022
A COVID-19 Yearbook:
Path Alias
Campus and Community
UO trustees to discuss Ballmer Institute real estate purchase
Student tuition and fee rates for 2022-23 are also on the board's March agenda
Ballmer Institute sets ambitious goals for Oregon’s children
The project builds on UO's existing areas of strength in research and faculty expertise
UO tackles children’s behavioral health with $425M+ gift
Ballmer gift establishes an institute, new model of delivering critical behavioral health care
New medical director appointed for University Health Services
Anna Hejinian focuses on supporting the physical and mental health of students
Speakers to discuss reparations for the descendants of slaves
William Darity Jr. and A. Kirsten Mullen will cover redressing generational damages
Winter wanes, and campus arts and entertainment is blooming
More in-person events are slated as artists and performers return to live events
Animal portraits abound at National Geographic photo exhibit
'Photo Ark' is on view at the Museum of Natural and Cultural History through May 29
Customer-centric innovation is focus of Knight Campus talk
Biomedical engineer and inventor Arlyne Simon to speak at Knight Campus on March 4
Two UO grads put their skills to work serving their tribes
Rachel Cushman and Carina Miller are now giving back as elected leaders