Robert D. Clark Honors College

Nayeon Kim (credit: Get on the Bus)
October 6

In Pursuit of Justice

Nayeon Kim wants to reduce the prison terms of people of color and others victimized by excessive sentences and systemic racism
Marian Hettiaratchi
September 13

Four faculty members honored for mentoring student research

The Center for Undergraduate Research and Engagement added an award this year
Temerity Bauer and Eloise Navarro
May 25

In a first, two UO students earn prestigious Udall scholarships

The recipients are Temerity Bauer, a rare double winner, and Eloise Navarro
Caitlin Scott
April 29

Thesis by Clark Honors College alumna wins Bartell Prize

Caitlin Scott presented her work at an international conference at the University of Notre Dame
Mark Carey on a recent trip to Greenland
April 27

Glacier Lab provides a launch pad for research, future careers

The Glacier Lab studies the societal impacts of glaciers, icebergs and snow worldwide
Multnomah Falls
April 21

At the UO Earth Day isn't once a year, it's a way of life

The breadth and scope of its environmental programs make the university a national leader
Empowering Through Education: UO's Prison Education Program
April 7

Empowering the Incarcerated through Education

UO Prison Education Program provides new opportunities for personal growth among students and incarcerated Oregonians
Alumna Namratha Somayajula shines in her work for the Human Rights Watch
April 7

Human Rights Watch Fits International Studies Graduate

Namratha Somayajula's lifelong interest in human rights leads to a career in advocacy
A group of Roseburg students circa 1959
April 7

Duck Tale: Eisenhower, Hoover, the Soviet Union and Grade Schoolers

New book from UO students highlights a connection between Russia and Oregon at the height of the Cold War
UO President Michael Schill during a Zoom class
April 2

UO President Schill is teaching an honors course spring term

The class explores issues facing higher education, including costs, politics and diversity

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