UO accepting proposals for Freshman Seminars and FIGS through January
Faculty can submit proposals through Jan. 13 for Freshman Seminars and Jan. 31 for Freshman Interest Groups, for the 2014-15 academic year
UO hosts events to honor employees by years of service
The University of Oregon will host two events in December to recognize employees reaching major milestones in their university service.
The first will recognize officers of administration who have reached the milestones of 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35 and 40 years of service in their university employment.
UO faculty and staff appreciation night at the UO Duck Store
The Campus Duck Store will host its annual UO Faculty, GTF and University Staff Appreciation Night from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 5. Each attendee is asked to bring the flyer and UO identification card for entry to the party and prize drawing.
The Duck Store has held this free event for more than 30 years. The appreciation night offers an evening of food and festivities for UO employees. A 20 percent discount will be available to all employees before the store’s annual sale opens to the public.
UO WEEK: in photos (through Nov. 27)
The weekly AroundtheO photo gallery focuses on the people and places that make the University of Oregon special.
DesignIntelligence names UO's Godfrey, Bronet among "most-admired" educators
DesignIntelligence named Anne Godfrey as a new member of its 30 Most Admired Educators of the year, Frances Bronet as a repeat recipient
UO professor of computer science awarded $500K NSF grant to study internet connectivity
Reza Rejaie has been awarded a $500,000 grant from the NSF’s Computer and Network Systems: Core Programs.
Johnson Hall to host annual tuba concert Dec. 3
Johnson Hall will host the reverberating sounds of the University of Oregon tuba-euphonium ensemble for the 13th annual Johnson Hall Tuba Concert.
Kennedy memorabilia on display in UO Knight Library Special Collections
An exhibit containing President John F. Kennedy memorabilia is on display in the Knight Library Special Collections and University Archives
NOAA forecasts potential winter weather late Thanksgiving Weekend
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has forecast the potential for a change in local weather pattern beginning late Saturday, with the possibility of heavy snow in the mountains and light accumulation on the valley floor.
A storm system followed by a cold air mass is expected to move into the region late Saturday night and into Monday. The pattern is expected to produce heavy snow late in the weekend at the Cascade passes and possibly in the Coast Range.
UO's Snodgrass and Stevens elected as AAAS Fellows
J. Josh Snodgrass and Tom H. Stevens have been named fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science