Lori Hager is on the research team that received a $15,000 grant to compile a database of the history, policies and programs of arts in prisons in the U.S.

Hundreds of new or revised courses are proposed every year at the UO. And for each, faculty and staff must go through a lengthy, multi-step review.

CourseLeaf, a new software tool in the Office of Academic Affairs, is expected to streamline the process of curriculum development.

The office has adopted the curriculum management software to streamline what it calls “the cumbersome and confusing course and curriculum proposal process.”

To say Philip H. Knight Professor of Law Merle Weiner has had a busy summer is an understatement

The University of Oregon's newest graduates were told that they've reached the destination of a journey they embarked upon some four years ago

The Office of Equity and Inclusion launched its expert-in-residence program with a two-day visit by Liz Halimah

After graduating from the University of Oregon in 1972 and earning a doctorate from Stanford, Farid Nabti returned to his native Middle East to teach the region’s economy, politics and history at the university level.

Who better to guide UO students to a better understanding of the Muslim world?

University of Oregon president emeritus Dave Frohnmayer received the James B. Conant Award of Merit in Education from Delta Upsilon

A total of 1,180 degree candidates are eligible to participate in the University of Oregon's 2013 summer commencement

1. Where in the world were you?

I was in the United Kingdom, staying in London through July 31, and then Edinburgh, Scotland, for the final week of this program.

2. What work were you doing there?

The National Endowment for the Humanities has awarded grants to two programs administered by the University of Oregon Libraries.

Stephanie Wood received $194,103 for her project, "Mesoamerican Cultures and their Histories: Spotlight on Oaxaca," through the Institutes for School Teachers program. The UO’s National Digital Newspaper Program was awarded $235,000 for Phase Three of the project headed by Karen Estlund.