Women’s Heritage Month celebrated throughout March
Campus and community events honor contributions of diverse women around the world
Campus and Community
SOJC renames science communication research center
A new program will connect people interested in science communication research
Renovation puts a shine on JSMA's Soreng Gallery of Chinese Art
With donor help, the museum updated the gallery floor, walls, casework and lighting
DisOrient Asian Film Festival marks its 15th anniversary
The event runs March 10-15 and include dozens of films in three locations
Upcoming pub talk offers a peek into the world of female gamers
Amanda Cote will discuss what it’s like to be a woman involved in a male-dominated culture
MNCH puts mammals through their paces in new exhibit
'Natural Athletes' takes a look at the speediest critters in the animal kingdom
Death on Mount Rainier, 1897: UO prof was a climber and chemist
At age 34, mountaineer Edgar McClure was the first recorded climbing death on Mount Rainier
The UO remembers architecture pioneer G.Z. Brown
The longtime UO faculty member transformed lives, forever changing architecture
March into spring with a roster of fun and inspiring arts events
Women's History Month and the DisOrient Film Festival are among this month's events
Duke University professor to reflect on ‘A Life in Letters’
Karla Holloway studies African American literature, bioethics, gender and law