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UO creates a public resource to understand the decision-making process for budget reductions
‘Conference of Champions’ highlights Pac-12 students’ academic success
Chase Salazar, a University of Oregon chemistry student, will be featured on “Conference of Champions,” a one-hour special that premiered Sunday, May 3 on the Pac-12 Networks.The show follows a student from each of the 12 conference schools to show how a unique collegiate experience shapes their personal stories and career aspirations. Faculty members and university leaders – including UO Interim President Scott Coltrane – offer further insight into what sets each campus apart, delving into the unique history, ideals and tradition that defines their institution.
UO leaders travel to Washington to push for continued federal support
The visit was a chance to connect with the state congressional delegation and advocate for student aid and research funding.
UO Chamber Choir to perform on campus before trip to Germany
The acclaimed group will perform on campus May 14, then in the Marktoberdorf International Chamber Choir Competition.
Monet painting on display at JSMA as part of masterworks program
The painting, one of a series of 21, is on display in the MacKinnon Gallery of European Art through June 14.
Symposium to examine the line between indigenous people and settlers
The boundary between indigenous communities and settler society will be explored during a symposium this Thursday and Friday presented by the Oregon Humanities Center’s Indigenous Philosophies Research Interest Group.The symposium, “Colonial and Decolonial Connections,” takes place April 30 and May 1 at several campus locations. All events are free and open to the public.