The draft represents two years of work by the university; comments are due by May 26

Immigration has become a heated topic on the campaign trail for the 2016 elections, but the UO Center for Latino/a and La

Homophobia, transphobia, racism and patriarchy are some of the classroom problems addressed in the program.

President Michael Schill announces procedure to be used in considering whether to dename buildings.

Forum topics range from discussions of mental health resources on campus to recognizing disability bias.

Grande will give a keynote address at the main Eugene Public Library on May 6.

UO leaders update campus on progress on issues raised by a Black Student Task Force.

Students and community members will participate in the annual march to bring awareness about sexual violence.

The April 25 talk is this year’s Climate Change and Indigenous Peoples Lecture.

The event is designed as a meet-and-greet platform for UO faculty of color and allies in a social setting.