A quick look at what was happening on our social media channels this week:

week one me vs. week eight me pic.twitter.com/WUUM4Sd2qq

— University of Oregon (@uoregon) February 27, 2018

She does it all. Congrats @Sabrina_i20! https://t.co/wMAvqWWl8K

— University of Oregon (@uoregon) February 28, 2018

Everything is in place for today's groundbreaking for the Phil and Penny Knight Campus for Accelerating Scientific Impact, set to get underway at 1 pm! pic.twitter.com/R5pz0xPn39

— University of Oregon (@uoregon) March 2, 2018

 

They're not only rowers for Oregon, but can summit mountains too. @tranimalcracker completed his 15th summit earlier this month with @anewbold27 and Ned Maynard. "The outdoors and mountains are a massive part of our lives, and we took advantage of our gap in midterms and day off from practice to make an attempt on the tallest point in Oregon." Send us or tag #LivingItDuck with what you do in your free time for a chance to be featured!

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Ducks don’t just fly — they dribble, flip and run, too. Here are five moments of Ducks winning in winter sports: 1. Ruthy Hebard races up court against Washington. 2. Charles Roberts hits a return during a doubles play against Idaho. 3. Amber Piwkiewicz backflips while her teammate Kendall Green cheers her on during an acrobatics and tumbling meet. 4. Payton Pritchard drives around a UCLA defender. 5. Sesa Ferdun advances the ball during a rugby game against Washington. : Paul Harvey/@uolibraries

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Separated by time, their numbers and fighting spirit unite them. Back in 1978, it was Toni Middleton wearing 44 and today it's Mallory McGuire. In 1981, Bev Smith wore 24, and now it’s Ruthy Hebard's number. Don't miss out when the Oregon women play in the Pac-12 Tournament at 11:30am Friday! #tbt

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