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Detail of Deanna Chappell Belcher's multimedia work, 'Decolonization is not a metaphor.'
Mandan village
October 30

Prof hits the trail to get another view of Native American history

Stephanie Wood wants educators to see the Lewis and Clark Trail from another perspective
Frankenreads 2018 poster image with the Monster reading a book
October 26

It's alive! Visualizing Frankenstein in the Price Science Commons

This year marks the 200th anniversary of the publication of Mary Shelley’s groundbreaking novel “Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus” and the campus comm
Timberline Lodge in Moonlight by Ray Atkeson
September 28

Ray Atkeson’s celebrated photos of the Northwest gifted to the UO

More than 250,000 photos capture the region's cuture and landscapes from the 1930s to the '80s
Ancient projectile points
September 13

UO anthropologists aid effort on Native American artifacts

Jason Younker and Jon Erlandson are helping draw up guidelines for managing cultural items
Judith Raiskin (left) and Linda Long
September 10

Lesbian Oral History Project to become part of UO collections

Interviews and other historical materials will be available through the UO Libraries
Knight Library exterior
August 27

Libraries dean responds to vandalism of controversial mural

Adrienne Lim encourages continued dialogue and debate on how to approach contentious art
John Belushi in the Fishbowl
August 15

A campus visitors’ guide to ‘Animal House’ ... then and now

All across campus, you can still see much of the scenery that starred in the iconic film.
Steven Huter
July 19

UO internet architect honored with international award

The UO's Steven Huter received the Jonathan B. Postel Service Award from the Internet Society
For Oregon and generations of Ducks, Animal House has been regarded as a key part of UO culture, but the film also has a complicated history as both cinematic milestone and reputational millstone.
July 6

Animal House: Still Funny at Age 40?

National Lampoon's Animal House turns 40 this summer. Filmed at Oregon and popular with generations of Ducks, is the classic campus comedy showing its age? 

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