The agreement clarifies roles in delivering technology services on campus

A television crew visited campus in April to gather footage for the episodes

The program recognizes students for original research and scholarship

The building is one of seven library projects worldwide to be honored for its architecture and design

The UO-based organization helps international scholars make connections via the internet

Jimmy Murray, a UO Libraries technician, is tapped to served on the governing panel

The pick-me-up runs from 10 p.m. to midnight on the first day of finals week

Participants will have a chance to hone their Canvas skills in one of several sessions

These days, it seems everyone is aware of the “fake news” phenomenon. But with so much news out there, how can you tell which news is real, and which is bogus?Thanks to a University of Oregon librarian, tools and resources that can help make you a savvier consumer of news media are now just a mouse-click away. Created by Carolina Hernandez, journalism and communication librarian with the UO Libraries, the new Fake News and Information Literacy guide was inspired by current events.

Jessie Minton, a UO grad, approaches projects with ‘coordination and collaboration’