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George Walker IV/APUniversity of Oregon field athlete Jaida Ross is headed to the Olympics this week. -
Maia Insinga/Oregon State UniversityOregon鈥檚 public four-years already charge some of the highest tuition and fee rates among public universities in the West.
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One week after the University of Oregon announced it鈥檚 departure to the Big Ten, people are still grappling with the news and its unclear impacts on the state. -
Archaeologists have new evidence suggesting that humans occupied Oregon more than 18,000 years ago. This makes it one of the oldest known sites of human occupation in North America. -
Officials from Oregon鈥檚 seven public universities say they need more than $1 billion over the next two years to maintain services amid inflation and to avoid deep cuts and layoffs. -
The University of Oregon's Board of Trustees selected the school's next president at a meeting Monday morning. -
Chemists at the University of Oregon recently made a big discovery in the extremely small world of nanotechnology. It鈥檚 a brand-new kind of nanomaterial, never before seen. -
Until the mid-1990s, the rest of the country did not know much about the University of Oregon. But the improvement of the football team and other sports鈥� -
Hayward Field at the University of Oregon is almost more shrine than athletic facility. It has a storied history in track and field, a history known鈥� -
Technology may yet help us avoid the worst of climate change. But there are plenty of people who think it'll take more than science to solve the problems.鈥� -
The University of Oregon's football team gained fame in recent years for the variety of its uniforms and accessories (and for winning a bunch of games).鈥� -
The University of Oregon took the unusual step of ordering an external review of the "Greek" system on campus, fraternities and sororities. The review鈥� -
Stick with the sports pages, and the University of Oregon is a school with a national reputation--AND a cute, one-of-a-kind duck mascot. But behind the鈥�
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Students entering the University of Oregon as freshmen this year are more accomplished than their predecessors, at least by the numbers. This year's鈥�
