UO archaeologist Jon Erlandson featured in new PBS series
'First Peoples' traces the history of modern humans after they expanded out of Africa into Europe, Asia and the Americas
Workplace
Interim leadership named in key university positions
Jane Gordon will take over as vice provost for Portland and Jim Terborg will step in at the Lundquist College of Business.
Professor Joe Lowndes weighs in on Dolezal debate on MSNBC program
The UO prof was invited to discuss the controversy on the MSNBC program 'Nerding Out' with Dorian Warren.
Bloodmobile visits set for June at Lillis Business Complex
The Lane County Bloodmobile will make two campus visits, June 19 and 29, to help meet peak blood needs.
UO scholars urged to apply for 2016-17 Fulbright grant program
Scholars from the UO have brought in 14 Fulbright grants in just the last five years, traveling to 13 nations to study and teach.
Physicist Russ Donnelly, a pioneer in the science of cold, dies at 85
In addition to his research on ultracold temperatures, Donnelly was chief science advisor for a PBS documentary on cold.
CAS deans: UO science programs see success, face challenges
The College of Arts and Sciences will need to address growing enrollment, retiring faculty and dispersed facilities as it looks to the future.
University Senate election results announced
The votes filled 54 positions in the Senate and on various committees, with additional positions yet to be filled.
End of school year is a time to recycle and donate
Give Before You Go and Chuck It for Charity are among several programs that help keep useable goods out of landfills.
Leadership transition at Lundquist; searches to begin for deans and VP
Dean Kees de Kluyver has prepared the Lundquist College of Business for growth and continued excellence.