UO students again offer free tax prep service
No appointment is necessary to receive help from volunteer tax assistants, and clients are served on a first-come, first-served basis at the Saturday sessions.
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New Spark Grants from RAIN@UO lift student entrepreneurs
The grants are geared toward helping students explore quickly whether they have an idea that's worth pushing forward to the next stages.
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Undergrad fellows launch humanities research projects
The program helps undergraduate students outside the natural sciences understand how research informs learning throughout the humanities.
Bio student first at UO to win Gates Cambridge Scholarship
Amelia Fitch, a biology student in the Clark Honors College, will pursue a master's degree at the University of Cambridge in Great Britain.
'Between the World and Me' is next Common Reading book
The slim but powerful nonfiction book by Ta-Nehisi Coates recently won the National Book Award and is among the best books of 2015.
Meningitis vaccine clinic returns to Knight Arena
All students are encouraged to start or get the next in the series of shots needed to protect against the potentially deadly illness.
New library signage points to UO undergrad's work
Senior Jenna Mogstad, a fourth-year architecture major, played a big role in a complete redesign of the Knight Library's wayfinding system.
UO debate team sweeps first place in national tourney
Two Clark Honors College students top a 90-team field of debaters to win the recent Mile High Invitational held in Salt Lake City.