Schill in November announced the Oregon Commitment, which provides many in-state students the support they need to graduate in four years.

As a tribute to her contributions, the Morse Center is establishing the Margaret Hallock Program for Women's Rights to carry on her work.

Two resident scholars will be selected to pursue research on topics in politics and policy or the future of public education.

Yasui was one of three men who challenged the forced internment of people of Japanese ancestry after the start of WWII.

In addition to his campus appearance, Ogletree also will speak at the First Congregational Church in Portland on Wednesday, Nov. 11.