Champions come from everywhere. They can excel at biology as easily as baseball; one can be as sharp in history as another is at hockey.
The University of Oregon celebrates all of its champions. That's why every year it holds special events when some of Oregon's top students sign up to become academic Ducks, earning admission to a prestigious group of scholars through the Stamps Scholarship Program.
UO celebrates Earth Week with activities and events all week for students, staff and community members.
Hundreds of students will fan out to near-campus neighborhoods and community centers for some spring cleaning April 23.
The Dean’s Double Duck Award offers $12,500 toward tuition in the two-year program.
In a student panel discussion, four current and former student leaders shared their insights and reflections on what leadership looks like today.
The screening comes as part of the Cinema Studies Program's first major endowment, which will bring important films and filmmakers to campus.
The new online financial literacy courses for students break down budgeting, money management, employment, loan repayment, identity theft and more.
The bowls UO students make will be among 1,000 handmade bowls and glassware sold by Food For Lane County, with all of the proceeds going to the food pantry.
The Duck men's basketball team is featured in a new video on their participation in the university's Art of the Athlete course in conjunction with the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art.
The International Student Career Alliance helps students find internships, volunteer opportunities or jobs while they’re studying at the undergraduate level.
