His favorite UO memory is meeting his wife-to-be: 'Nothing will ever top that'

The team joins men's basketball and women's and men's track as the only UO national championship teams

"I’ve learned that the things that make you different and that you’re passionate about are some of the best things you have to offer to the world." — Meet Kate Rohrich, class of 2016, drum major and fan of long road trips. 

The awards recognize UO students who produce exceptional original research and scholarship using library collections and resources

Some nervousness, honor and humility is what UO law student Sigvanna Topkok felt once she was elected the new president of the National Native American Law Students Association on April 7.Topkok’s excited to give back to an organization that’s already given her so much.While studying linguistics and Native American studies at Dartmouth College, Topkok was funded by the college to travel to Nome, Alaska, to work for Kawerak Inc., an organization dedicated to bettering the lives of Alaska Natives.