The essay speaks out against the practice of silencing unpopular viewpoints

The interview with Paul Peppis is available on the Oregon Humanties Center website

he multidisciplinary event on Oct. 27 explores the women’s mosque movement

In his annual address, Michael H. Schill called on the university to rise above challenging times

The right to free speech doesn’t include the right to prevent others’ speech, he said

University begins the next steps in developing construction plans

New investments and an update on top initiatives will be among the topics

The UO commitment to supporting survivors and fair treatment for all will continue

Potential changes are under consideration at the federal level, but that does not affect UO policies

The university has now reached $1.7 billion in its historic $2 billion campaign