Board backs guaranteed tuition, proposes 2020-21 rates
Students would pay lower tuition overall and have more financial certainty under the plan
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Campus and Community
With all the online ordering, will we soon need delivery robots?
The next Quack Chat delves into one of the big downsides of e-commerce: More traffic
Employee food drive helps students via pantry, Produce Drops
FOOD for Lane County is a key partner in multipronged fight against student food insecurity
Brown University professor to discuss ‘The New Black Gaze’
Tina Campt explores new ways of viewing historically dismissed photos of black subjects
UO in its 10th year of RecycleMania and the Oregon Classic
Once again its the UO vs. OSU to see which can recycle the most material
See nature up close in a new law school art exhibit
Images by photographer Charles H. Jones will be on display through May 20
UO takes steps to help protect against a coronavirus spread
All official UO travel to China is suspended, and study abroad students are returning
Hayward Field tower graphics to honor track greats
The new campus landmark will honor the UO's Track Town legacy
February warms up the season with loads of arts events
Check out the list of movies, pub talks, art shows and other events happening this month
Duke law prof, Bell widow to speak at combined lecture
The School of Law and Division of Equity and Inclusion are joining efforts for the event