UO WEEK: in photos, bowling edition (through Dec. 31)
The weekly AroundtheO photo gallery focuses on the people and places that make the University of Oregon special.
Journalist reflects on 125 public records requests, has kudos for UO
The Portland Business Journal’s Matthew Kish praised the UO’s process of posting online materials for immediate access.
UO vice president addresses City Club about "Gift of Grace"
Yvette Alex-Assensoh spoke with the Eugene City Club about something she received as a child from her parents: The "Gift of Grace."
UO's Maiyra Espinoza: Preparing for a career in bilingual/bicultural family therapy
Maiyra Espinoza just began her master’s studies in the CFT program after graduating from the UO in June.
Trombone master in residence at UO
The UO will welcome international trombone soloist and recording artist Joseph Alessi for a special residency in late January.
Top AroundtheO stories of 2013
More than 1,000 stories were posted to AroundtheO over the past year, and those stories drew a total of nearly 745,000 pageviews.
The following are the top 10 most-read stories of the year.
1) Dalai Lama coming to UO (10,616 pageviews)
Coltrane's paternity research in The Atlantic
Interim Provost Scott Coltrane contributed a commentary to The Atlantic based on research from a study published in the Journal of Social Issues.
UO's SOJC partners with high school students to produce magazine
A new mentorship program pairs students from the SOJC with high school students to produce a print and digital magazine.
Alamo Bowl presents opportunities for UO
The University of Oregon will meet with prospective students and families, assist a local food bank, and gather with fans before the Oregon Ducks take on the Texas Longhorns in the Valero Alamo Bowl on Dec. 30.
The UO will visit San Antonio to make connections with prospective and current students as it has done for the past several years of bowl appearances.
Sustainable Cities Year Program focus shifts to Medford
Students participating in the Sustainable Cities Year Program presented the final plans from their fall term projects to the city of Medford.