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Raised by parents dedicated to service, pre-med student Kaylin Kisor, class of 2026 (human physiology), is gaining invaluable skills to make an impact as a future physician.
UO fellow is busy as a bee
Nicholas Burns, class of 2025 (environmental science), helps pollinators thrive through integral research with the UO Hallett Lab.
The Ducks can dig it
For archeology students like Gabi Gauthier, class of 2025 (anthropology), field school is where the rubber meets the road—or in this case, the trowel hits the dirt.
Finding balance where brain meets body
How Sid Lefranc, class of 2027, pursues mental and physical strength through community at the UO
The call of creativity
A scholarship offer transformed one graduate’s college experience, helped her believe in herself.
Beetham Fellow Alex Rosen Waterproofs the World
Nontraditional alum has media on his mind
UO student finds belonging, will graduate debt free
Building the Bridge to Impact
The UO is investing in renovations to the campus to meet the academic and research needs of the Portland programs, as well as create space for the modern professional student.
Take a visual tour of the new UO Portland library
The UO Portland library leadership worked diligently for eighteen months to transform the Northeast campus library into a premier resource for researchers and community members.
‘It’s completely changed my life!’ Orchestra Next empowers students with professional experience
Navigating Change by Staying Her Course
A Community on Campus and Beyond
IRS Criminal Investigation Citizen Academy
Finding Comfort in the Details
SAE Students Honored as 2024 METROPOLIS Future100
Sculpting Coast to Coast
Neurodivergent educators build connections but face unique challenges in Northwest schools
Student Spotlight: Beatriz Cabrera
A Desire to Save the Planet
An Aim to Help Overseas
Sustaining community, sustaining herself
Putting the “Peer” in Peerless Support
Ducks Fly to England
This fund addresses the significant equity gaps in access, experience, and outcomes that persist in higher education for traditionally underserved students.
Lundquist College of Business management faculty are teaching at the highest levels and are out-researching some major names in academia—and doing so with smaller endowments and fewer faculty members.
Wings of Achievement: Student Success at the UO
Law students shine at transactional law competition
Four experiential learning opportunities at the SOJC
Impact Week 2023
Calin Plesa: Recognized for mentorship
Nisha Wilson: A passion for science and learning
$1M Workforce Ready grant kickoff
Creating a culture of inclusion in education
Cory Mainor, BA ’05 (English), MEd ’09 (teaching and learning)is focused on implementing a culture that seeks equity in student achievement and establishes community with various educational stakeholders.
Student Spotlight: Brad Rondeau
Take your studies overseas
Glen Holden Sr, BS ’51 (business administration), passed away on April 18, 2024, at the age of ninety-six.
A legacy of love
How two long-time UO community members honored their late partners' passions for education with endowments that will stand the test of time.
UO selected to expand the Stamps Scholars Program
The University of Oregon will again double the number of Stamps Scholars starting fall 2024.
Supporting entrepreneurship, changing lives
The Cameron family’s $10M gift will boost UO’s innovation and entrepreneurship efforts, as well as support faculty excellence.
Portland-based alums pave the way for Ducks to flock to the big city
Steve and Kasey Holwerda hope their gift for capital improvements to the UO Portland campus will inspire others to give.
The Gift of Education
Donors Chris MA ’70 (Music) and Fred Johnson are no strangers to giving. When they learned more about The Phil and Penny Knight Campus for Accelerating Scientific Impact, they decided to direct 100% of their estate to the Knight Undergraduate Scholars and Bioengineering PhD Student Fellows program.
The UO GlobalWorks Internship Program launched in 2015, sending 15 students to China and Japan in the summer of 2016.