Interim Dean Brook Muller tells the board that the school delivers solid returns to the UO for a modes investment.

UO graduate Liz Zarro went from dancing to design at the UO, and now hopes to use what she’s learned to make people’s lives better.Zarro and the products she designed as a student are the subject of a story in The Oregonian newspaper, part of a series on the state’s graduates. Zarro, a Clark Honors College student, told the paper she wants to design things that “are more than just products.”

Dean Kees de Kluyver has prepared the Lundquist College of Business for growth and continued excellence.

Work by students in journalism, architecture and product design will be among the pieces on display.

An Iowa meatpacking plant's employment of undocumented Guatemalans opens a window on risks taken by Latin American migrants.