GTFF rallies for the launch of the new bargaining cycle. Read moreGTFF rallies for the 2023-2024 bargaining cycle with the UO

The downsize of The Register Guard has led to suggestions that UO should buy the newspaper. Read moreA new era for the Register Guard

UO’s orientation program, IntroDUCKtion, has hit the halfway point of in-person sessions on campus with increasing numbers of participants, marking the first time orientation has followed a two-day model since 2019. Read moreIntroDUCKtion takes on the second half of the summer with in-person sessions

Due to budget cuts and lack of professors, UO language departments suffer impacts on curriculum and enrollment. 

  Read moreFunding and focus on romantic languages at UO leaves others behind

Practice makes perfect for student musicians in Eugene. Read more‘Music is like magic’: LCC transfer students are poised for success in UO music programs

The University of Oregon hopes the Ballmer Institute will be a new and innovative response to a broad mental health service gap. Read moreThe Ballmer Institute: What is it and why now?

“I think the best way to think of it is a bridge between the two schools,” UO Assistant Director of Transfer Recruitment Brian Stanley said. Read moreLife in the DuckLane: UO and LCC partner for smooth transfer experience

UO faculty reflect on a term of in-person classes and the lessons learned from Zoom after 18 months online. Read moreOne term down, two to go