finance and administration

New program offers ‘money knowledge for college’

The new online financial literacy courses for students break down budgeting, money management, employment, loan repayment, identity theft and more.

Board approves tuition and fees for FY17

The proposal increases tuition for undergraduate resident students by $405 per year and $1,350 per year for nonresident undergraduates.

Campus memo outlines changes in UOPD leadership

The following memo to the campus community concerning the UO Police Department was posted Monday, Feb. 29.

President announces appointment of UO auditor

Trisha Burnett has served as interim auditor since November and will continue as head of the Office of Internal Audit at the university.

Provost hears student feedback on tuition and fee proposal

Scott Coltrane met with a group of students to discuss the Tuition and Fee Advisory Board’s current thinking and how it might affect undergraduate students

Public comment period opens on tuition and fee rates

Under the proposal, which still must go before the Board of Trustees, resident tuition at the UO would remain below that of peer research universities.

Comments sought on draft of strategic framework plan

The framework will serve as a guide for the university as it works to turn the vision for its future into reality.

New tool eases access to data on finances, HR and students

Student data is now available through Integrated Data and Reporting, uniting three major data categories in a single, powerful tool.

President launches initiative to open doors, reduce time to graduation

The $17 million plan will expand scholarship and help students save thousands in tuition by helping ensure they graduate in four years.

Information Services honored as LCC co-op employer of the year

The UO technology department has been a cooperative education employer since 2013 and has accepted two interns each term since.