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With her husband, John, Robin Jaqua was a loyal and generous Duck and an advocate for children and the arts.

The $17 million plan will expand scholarship and help students save thousands in tuition by helping ensure they graduate in four years.

The new plan will build on the success of PathwayOregon, the innovative program that is aiding hundreds of Oregon students.

Here's a quick look at some of our most popular social media posts over the past week. We highlighted undergraduate research, threw back to the Columbus Day Storm of 1962, celebrated Edward Cheserek's record-setting third straight Pac-12 cross country title and the Ducks' heart-stopping triple overtime win over Arizona State, captured Captain AmeriDuck in full regalia, and featured our chemistry students smashing frozen pumpkins in the name of science.

President Michael Schill is inviting the campus and community to his first all-campus address at 11 a.m. Nov. 10 in the EMU ballroom.

The president said he will outline progress and plans to improve access, retention and graduation rates. The address will also be streamed live on the UO Channel. Here is the full text of his message:

Once confirmed by the Oregon Legislature, freshman accounting major Will Paustian will serve through June 30, 2017.

Candidate names and full interview schedules will be released Monday; additional candidate visits will be Nov. 10-11 and Nov. 19-20.

More than 100 women from universties and colleges across the state are expected to attend the annual networking event.

Students can attend for $10 by showing a valid UO ID card when buying tickets, and UO faculty and staff can get a 10 percent discount.

The summer drop-in events were so successful, the president’s office is scheduling three more for this academic year.