The University of Oregon will switch to a test-optional application policy for those applying to UO for fall 2021, according to an announcement on Wednesday.
Update on Thursday, March 19: University of Oregon Vice President for Student Life R. Kevin Marbury sent a statement to students Thursday evening, formally announcing the cancellation of in-person commencement activities this June to prevent spreading the COVID-19 coronavirus.
The University of Oregon will provide online classes for the entirety of spring term in response to the COVID-19 coronavirus, UO President Michael Schill said in a Thursday afternoon email to students.
Governor Kate Brown directed Oregon’s higher education institutions to move to online classes through April 28 to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus, according to a press release from the governor’s office Wednesday evening.
Every month, faculty members from the University of Oregon’s different colleges are joined by student leaders, classified staff and administrators to discuss topics they deem important to the success of UO.
