Literary Sisters: Two years that changed our culture May 8 A boy’s mystery rock turns out to be a tooth from a mammothUO archaeologist and field school director confirms 9-year-old Roseburg boy’s find May 5 New York law prof will discuss how social movements alignBritney Wilson will speak on campus May 16 in an Oregon Humanities Center event May 5 Alumna puts ideas into play to help 'Chicas' navigate collegeAt the UO, Itzel Chávez Gómez was inspired by courses, community and mentorship May 4 UO alumna is named Hawaii's new poet laureateBrandy Nālani McDougall, a 2001 creative writing graduate, will serve a three-year term May 3 UO experts to weigh in on the use of AI in higher educationThe May 11 forum features views from philosophy, computer science and law school faculty members May 1 To split in two, stem cells harness the power of wrinklesHigh-tech microscopy provides a new view on the dynamics of how cells divide April 28 University Theatre ends season with a Shakespeare comedy'Twelfth Night' will have a six-show run beginning May 5 at the Robinson Theatre April 26 UO moves toward becoming an Hispanic-serving institutionA task force releases its report as the provost appoints a special adviser April 25 College of Education graduate programs again rank highThe special education program is No. 3 and the overall graduate program is No. 14 April 25 Art, and entertainment, is flowering across campus in MaySpring kicks in with exhibits, movies, lectures, performances and much more Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Current page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 … Next page Next › Last page Last »