UO Startup Week focuses on ways to disrupt the food industry
Events, workshops and a pitch competition are among the activities offered starting Nov. 8
Campus and Community
New HEDCO director looks to knit programs more tightly together
Wendy Hadley is the first Julie and Keith Thomson Director and Faculty Chair
Bestselling author to speak as part of Morse Center program
Stephanie Land, author of 'Maid: Hard Work, Low Pay, and a Mother's Will to Survive,' speaks Nov. 6
Seasons change, but UO arts and entertainment march on
Check out this month's calendar of music, theater, lectures, exhibits and more
University Theatre opens season with French satire 'Tartuffe'
Adapted for the modern era, the classic play is a study of hypocrisy and gullibility
Legislators get firsthand look at the UO's aging research boat
The university is hoping to secure funding for a new vessel in the 2020 session
Native American Heritage Month 2019
Learn about the contributions, challenges and resilience of indigenous communities
National African American museum architect sets campus visit
Zena Howard is inaugural speaker for this year’s African American Speaker and Workshop series
Events honor the original people of the land the UO occupies
Native American Heritage month at the UO reflects on indigenous cultures and traditions
Quack Chats explores the U.S. role in Mexican immigration
Historian Julie Weise says the government for many years encouraged border crossings