Grants offered to artists responding to Black Lives Matter
The program for Oregon artists is funded by UO art museum namesake Jordan Schnitzer
Campus and Community
UO responds to security incident involving computer records
The university was told in July of a ransomware attack on a third-party service provider
UO partners with Lane County in managing COVID-19 cases
A case management team stays in daily contact with anyone exposed to the virus
New maps make campus more accessible to Latinx community
Students in a UO class have translated two important maps into Spanish
Crisis control: Andre Le Duc and fall reopening amid COVID-19
The UO's chief resilience officer is preparing for safe reopening in the time of COVID-19
New UO student corps aids virus tracing and community support
The Student Corps to Combat Coronavirus helps people who might have COVID-19
Donor challenges others to help advance the BCC vision
Gifts made to the Black Cultural Center through Aug.5 will be matched up to $20,000
OQ explores COVID-19, BLM protests and moving forward
The magazine's summer issue also profiles Andre Le Duc, the UO's chief resilience officer
Government walks back rule change on international students
The reversal came just days after the UO and 19 other schools sued to block the rule
A new book on Hayward field takes a look back, and ahead
The photo-packed book is a fascinating look at the storied history of the track mecca