If they prevail at regionals this weekend, the No. 1-ranked team will have a shot at its third national title since 2010.

Meet Chase Salazar, Class of 2015

A panel discussion will be held at the Many Nations Longhouse on May 4, with time to hear from audience members.

Meet Noelle Jones, Class of 2015

The UO’s EMU amphitheater will once again serve as the launching point for the 37th annual Take Back the Night protest march, an annual international event that draws attention to the realities of sexual violence.

The rally begins at 6 p.m. Thursday, April 30, and marchers will leave the amphitheater at 7 p.m. They will then march to downtown Eugene, gathering at the Atrium Building at the corner of 10^th Avenue and Olive Street for a speak-out featuring survivors of sexual assault.

The Craft Center was the first relocated program to open in a new space as the Erb Memorial Union undergoes expansion.

Just as Ducks were able to spray paint, graffiti and take sledge hammers to the old Erb Memorial Union before it was demolished, students and faculty will have the opportunity to leave their lasting mark on the new EMU.

Tuesday, April 28, marks a significant milestone for the EMU renovation and expansion project. The final — and highest — beam of the new EMU will be set in place, effectively “topping out” the upward construction process.

The week-long festival will show new films from UO faculty and alumni and highlight international cinema.

The event will honor the 147 students who were massacred at a school earlier this month.