UO School of Law announces new Portland initiative
The School of Law is building an academic program that offers students the opportunity to complete their full third year of law school in Portland.
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UO awards in the spirit of MLK
Faculty and staff whose contributions exemplify the values of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., will be honored at the MLK Awards luncheon.
Mike Fancher named to interim post in SOJC’s Center for Journalism Innovation
The School of Journalism and Communication appointed Mike Fancher as interim executive director of the new Center for Journalism Innovation.
UO adds Native American Studies minor to ethnic studies curriculum
The University of Oregon is providing students an opportunity to learn about historic and contemporary Native American issues through a new Native American Studies minor, offered as part of the College of Arts and Sciences’ Ethnic Studies program.
An entrepreneurial gathering from UO's Lundquist
Inaugural Entrepreneurial Education event was an afternoon of networking and information sharing at the UO's White Stag Block.
UO welcomes high achieving students for Scholars Recognition Day
The event is intended to introduce high-achieving high school students to the UO and its programs.
UO's Zhao and Neville remain high on list of scholars with public presence
The University of Oregon is one of just five universities with two or more professors ranked in the top 20 of the "Edu-Scholar Public Presence Rankings."
UO's Murphy to get AAG's Lifetime Achievement Award
Geography professor Alexander Murphy to receive Association of American Geographers' Lifetime Achievement Award.
Jim Mooney retires after more than 40 years at the School of Law
Ralph James “Jim” Mooney bid farewell to teaching last month after more than 40 years of educating soon-to-be lawyers.
Track Town Studio combines product design with architecture
Product design and architecture students developed an integrated design package for the IAAF World Junior Championships.