The UO’s first-ever John Reynolds Sustainability Symposium offered a look at healthier and more energy-efficient future in its inaugural run at the Ford Alumni Center last weekend.Named for the UO emeritus professor known for his passion and knowledge of sustainable design, the Reynolds symposium featured experts from around the world speaking about energy conservation and building design. The event generated support for the John S. Reynolds Architecture Symposium Fund.

An architecture professor and associate dean, Muller has served as acting dean since last fall.

Architecture professor Judith Sheine recently spoke to the state Legislature on the need to fund the center.

New faculty positions and support for the library, science literacy and SAIL are among the funded initiatives. 

UO study finds that a targeted Los Angeles audience responded well to a culturally considered letter seeking charitable support.