President Coltrane asks campus to keep talking about inequality
The president plans to ask university leaders for ideas on how to promote justice on campus and beyond.
Workplace
Toomey on the move as UO role grows in quake warning effort
Software prototype is to be displayed at Seattle workshop, then it's off to Washington, D.C., to say thanks and urge more support.
New survey will help find great, and not so great, campus spots
The myCampus survey, which closes Feb. 28, will help guide planning for campus growth.
Upcoming workshops will help shape campus strategic plan
The campus community is encouraged to stop by all three sessions to contribute ideas for advancing the UO.
Senate approves policy on policies, gets search update
The new policy guidance came out of a collaboration with the Senate, administration and Board of Trustees.
Ballmer, search firm discuss presidential search at forum
Representatives from Parker Executive Search joined Connie Ballmer to provide an update on the UO’s presidential search.
UO's Silverman wins accolade from American Folklore Society
Carol Silverman was honored for her research in the field of Balkan Gypsy music, which has become a global phenomenon.
UO agenda for 2015 legislature focuses on access and success
The UO and other state colleges and universities are asking lawmakers to restore funding to prerecession levels.
Reverse Vendor Fair is a chance to connect with businesses
UO departments and other public agencies can meet potential vendors and help advance women- and minority-owned businesses.
UO featured in Chronicle article on resource budgeting method
The article uses the UO as an example of how resource-centered management can boost funding.