The UO recipients will travel to Iceland and Germany next year as part of the international grant program.

2014-15 Division I Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup standings recognize national titles and top 10 finishes for Oregon Ducks.

Prandini is a 14-time Academic All-American and Cheserek is a nine-time NCAA track and field champion.

The Lane County Bloodmobile will make two campus visits, June 19 and 29, to help meet peak blood needs.

The UO team won for the first time in 27 years, besting more than 200 other college chapters for the title.

UO graduate Liz Zarro went from dancing to design at the UO, and now hopes to use what she’s learned to make people’s lives better.

Zarro and the products she designed as a student are the subject of a story in The Oregonian newspaper, part of a series on the state’s graduates. Zarro, a Clark Honors College student, told the paper she wants to design things that “are more than just products.”

Ducks young and old, from near and far, will converge on campus Monday to take the walk of their lives.

By donating unused meal points, students raised enough to donate 317 50-pound sacks of brown rice to a food bank.

Give Before You Go and Chuck It for Charity are among several programs that help keep useable goods out of landfills.

Six University of Oregon students have received Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarships for fall and year-long study abroad, earning them up to $5,000 to help cover the cost of studying, researching or interning in another country.

The six UO recipients are among a total of 1,100 American undergraduate students across the nation selected to receive the prestigious scholarship.  The program aims to diversify the students who study abroad and the countries and regions where they go.