UO's Silverman wins accolade from American Folklore Society
Carol Silverman was honored for her research in the field of Balkan Gypsy music, which has become a global phenomenon.
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UO agenda for 2015 legislature focuses on access and success
The UO and other state colleges and universities are asking lawmakers to restore funding to prerecession levels.
Reverse Vendor Fair is a chance to connect with businesses
UO departments and other public agencies can meet potential vendors and help advance women- and minority-owned businesses.
UO featured in Chronicle article on resource budgeting method
The article uses the UO as an example of how resource-centered management can boost funding.
Open houses, survey will help guide future campus growth
People are being asked about their favorite, and least favorite, campus places as part of the UO Campus Physical Framework Vision Project.
Public sessions planned to discuss presidential search
Open sessions will be held on Feb. 11 at 9 a.m. in the Knight Law Center and at the 3 p.m. University Senate meeting.
University budget process underway despite unknowns
An advisory board is about to make its budget recommendations, followed by a public forum with students.
New chief human resources officer selected
Jamie Moffitt announced that Nancy Resnick has accepted the position of chief human resources officer.
Celebration of life set for former UO director Marshall Sauceda
A celebration of life for Marshall K. Sauceda will be held Saturday, Feb. 7, at 11:30 a.m. in the Many Nations Longhouse.
New information security officer aims to improve data protection
Will Laney plans to establish a new information security program to help protect important data.