Memorial set for renowned UO scientist John Schellman
Schellman was a recognized scholar in protein chemistry and helped advance a renaissance in UO science programs
Workplace
Policies review underway, panel named to advise on process
A new Policy Advisory Council will hold its first meeting Feb. 2 and advise the president on the review process.
Hearth, new student wing taking shape at EMU expansion site
As work progresses on the new building, interior floors and ceilings are being installed along with portions of The Hearth.
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.
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.
Surveys open on candidates for Graduate School dean
Campus members who took part in presentations by candidates for the Graduate School dean are asked to complete a survey on the applicants.
Surveys for each candidate are available on the provost’s website here. Feedback surveys will be available until 5 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 27.
The feedback surveys will assist the provost in evaluating the candidates.
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.
UO's Posner to detail research on the benefits of mindfulness
His internationally acclaimed work on Integrative Body-Mind Training precedes two days of campus events devoted to mindfulness.
UO's Mike Eyster named Springfield's First Citizen
The student life associate vice president was honored for his work at the university and in community service.