UO cultural anthropologist’s book receives prize
Carol Silverman’s “Romani Routes: Cultural Politics and Balkan Music in Diaspora” has received the Alan Merriam Book Prize from the Society for Ethnomusicology
Two UO McNair scholars hired at universities
Two former University of Oregon McNair scholars – Benjamin Alemán and John Lopez – have landed positions at universities after earning their doctorates.
UO’s commitment to Oregonians praised by secretary of education
Secretary of Education Arne Duncan praised the UO's PathwayOregon program as a model for others to follow.
UO Abroad: Italy is backdrop for courses on lit and music
UO Abroad is a recurring feature in AroundtheO that spotlights UO professors, staff and GTFs whose work takes them overseas.
Former NOAA Administrator to speak at UO environmental law conference
Jane Lubchenco, former administrator for the NOAA,n is scheduled to speak at the 2014 Public Interest Environmental Law Conference, "Running Into Running Out."
2014 Oregon Bach Festival schedule announced
The schedule for the Oregon Bach Festival was announced at the Friends of the Festival annual meeting.
Time to end sequester cuts to research and education (Oregonian op-ed)
The following opinion piece by the presidents of four of the state's universities appeared in the Oregonian on Sunday, Dec. 1.
Serious about the funnies: Private donor endows UO Comics Studies minor
The UO's groundbreaking Comics & Cartoon Studies program is getting a serious boost from a $200,000 endowment.
UO offers professional development opportunities for faculty and staff
Professional development opportunities this winter for faculty or staff members looking to improve themselves.
UO faculty member invited to 2014 Berlin International Film Festival
A new book by Daisuke Miyao, “The Aesthetics of Shadow: Lighting and Japanese Cinema,” will be included in the 64th Berlin International Film Festival.