UO model for others to follow
Sustainable Cities Year conference was an opportunity for representatives from participating and prospective universities to learn and collaborate
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UO earns green honor for fifth straight year
Princeton Review's 'Guide to Green Colleges' noted that the UO offers programs to train green professionals in business, architecture and public policy
UO’s first Truman Scholar in 22 years aims for public service career
Andrew Lubash already knew he wanted a career helping others, but he didn’t expect to get so much help himself along the way
DeFazio comes back to school to discuss Southern politics, political system
The veteran Congressman, who earned a master’s degree from the University of Oregon, speaks to students to keep in touch with his district
UO choreographer headed for the Kennedy Center
Rachel Winchester's work, "GIRL POOL," will be included in the American College Dance Festival – the highest honor in adjudicated collegiate dance
UO claims victory over OSU in RecycleMania Civil War
The UO reaffirmed its commitment to environmental sustainability with an average of 11.91 pounds of recycled material per person
Outstanding UO employees recognized at awards reception
Six university employees received special recognition for their extraordinary work at a reception in their honor
Grants from Center for the Study of Women in Society to fuel 20 projects
UO's Center for the Study of Women in Society awarded grants totaling $80,000 for research issues related to women and gender
Former U.S. ambassador lectures at UO on Rwanda genocide
Joyce Leader, who worked in Rwanda when genocide began in 1994, has represented the U.S. in attempts to build confidence in central Africa
Nominate student employees to be recognized at annual Career Center event
All nominated students will be recognized for their contributions and accomplishments at the Student Employee of the Year reception May 27