Geri Richmond nominated for a top post in US Energy Department
The UO chemistry professor is asked to serve as undersecretary for science
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The life of Arctic peoples will be explored in humanities talk
Environmental historian Bathsheba Demuth of Brown University will speak May 4
Universities seek funding from state during legislative session
UO community is encouraged to sign up for virtual UO Day at the Capitol on May 25
UPDATED: First takers at new UO vaccine clinic welcome shots
The university will hold four drive-up, walk-up clinics in Autzen Stadium's east parking lot
Virtual arts and culture events are bursting out all over in May
Spring flowers, Cinco de Mayo and Mother’s Day: It must be May.
Following on the heels of April’s DisOrient Film Festival, this month is packed with events for film lovers, from a host of Ducks After Dark events to screenings and Q&A sessions with Golden Globes winner and Oscar nominated producer Mollye Asher, the Department of Cinema Studies’ 2020-21 Harlan J. Strauss Visiting Filmmaker.
Verdict was 'the right result' in Chauvin trial, law professor says
Jennifer Reynolds said the state proved officer’s misconduct without being anti-police
Together Again: 2021 Mother's Day Powwow
The May 8 UO Mother’s Day Powwow annual celebration is the university’s only Oregon Heritage Event and the oldest documented Powwow in the state
President calls George Floyd verdict 'just a step toward justice'
He urges members of the campus community to be part of the solution
In-person activities added to 2021 virtual commencement
The Grad Parade and a processional will be part of the ceremonies, if conditions allow
Noted sociologist to discuss science, technology and inequality
Alondra Nelson, newly appointed to a White House position, will speak virtually April 29