Nobel laureate in physics returns to UO to talk Einstein and light
Bill Phillips filled a large lecture hall for his visit in 2008 and returns to dazzle and educate anyone interested in science.
Workplace
Dean of libraries responds to records release issue
Adriene Lim writes that the release of presidential documents without proper review is a records management issue.
The UO tops another list of the best universities in Oregon
A 'data explainer' website gives the UO high marks for academics, diversity, campus quality and athletics.
New round of bargaining has decidedly different tone
Thursday's meeting kicked off the second-ever negotiation between United Academics and the university.
President answers questions about records, sets campus town halls
The 22,000 presidential documents are returned for archival processing as an investigation into the records release continues.
Improperly released records are returned to the university
The 22,000 pages from the presidential archives will now go through the normal review process.
PPPM’s Schlossberg wins rare second Fulbright Scholarship
UO Professor Marc Schlossberg will travel to Israel for research on sustainability and community quality of life.
Kevin Nute will discuss new book on UO Today program
UO architecture professor Kevin Nute will discuss his recently released book ” Vital: Using the Weather to Bring Buildings and Sustainability to Life” this week on UO Today, the Oregon Humanities Center’s interview television program.
Water consumption app takes first place in design competition
A total of 14 teams of undergraduate and graduate students took part in the Colligan User Interface Design Challenge.
NSF awards CAREER grant to UO researcher Michael Pluth
The UO chemistry professor will explore hydrogen sulfide interactions and expand an outreach program with area schools.