New exhibit highlights work by Black Lives Matter artists
The show, which opened July 3, features art by recipients of the BLM artist grant program
Campus and Community
Lawmakers fund renovations of University and Villard halls
A $58.5 million allocation will bring the two founding buildings up to modern standards
UO issues updated COVID-19 health and safety guidance for summer
Most safety precautions will remain in place based on feedback from employees
Legislature ends session with gains for higher education
Lawmakers boosted funding for universities, community colleges and students
Vice provost's book to be produced as an HBO Max series
Kimberly Johnson’s first novel, 'This is My America,' explores race and criminal justice
College of Design joins national effort to boost faculty diversity
The initiative aims to increase diversity in architecture, planning and design programs
Two organizations receive stewardship awards from MNCH
The Immigrant Story and OregonFlora are honored for contributions to Oregon heritage
As the academic year ends, Listen Learn Act looks back
Ducks talk about what will continue to motivate and inspire them on the journey
Oregon Bach Festival kicks off its second virtual season
The free events June 25-July 11 showcase classical music from the US and abroad
Olympic Trials, delayed a year, are back on track at Hayward
The stadium will be separated into vaccinated and unvaccinated sections for fan safety