Town halls showcase elements of effort to tell the story of the 'O'
The next in the series of presentations will take place Jan. 29 at the White Stag building in Portland.
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Gov. Kitzhaber talks about inequality with UO students
The governor also spoke of the role of state government and his own political roots during the visit at the UO School of Law.
Jordan Schnitzer family print collection on display at JSMA
Pieces from the 1960s into the 21st century will be on display in a show that will run through March.
Fourth annual Campus Copy Art Contest now accepting entries
Last year's competition drew 186 entries, including photographs, digital art and paintings with a range of styles and subjects
Dozens of universities join UO in survey on campus sexual assault
Twenty-nine institutions will conduct the Association of American Universities campus climate survey this spring.
Straub Hall reopens as work continues on classrooms
Faculty and department offices are now open; new classrooms and a two-level lecture hall will be ready for spring term.
MLK Award winners praised for their work helping others
Three faculty and staff and four programs received the honors at this year's annual MLK Awards lunch.
Students gain insight into Japanese art via Williams grant
The grant helped art history professor Akiko Walley prepare two classes that will introduce students to the Wadsworth Collection of prints.
Doctoral student to discuss sexual violence in noon talk
Philosophy doctoral candidate Megan Burke will discuss her dissertation research during a noon talk on Wednesday, Jan. 21.
The talk, “Heterosexuality, Sexual Violence and the Temporality of Femininity,” will examine how sexual violence is integral to the production and lived experience of gendered subjectivity by focusing on the philosophical question of temporality.
Burke’s research and teaching interests include feminist philosophy, existential phenomenology, 20th century continental philosophy and social-political philosophy.