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A University of Oregon Professor Is Conducting a Study on the Links Between Statues and White Supremacy in the U.S.

Geographer and ethnic studies professor Laura Pulido has begun examining over 2,000 historical landmarks around the country to see how many address racial injustice directly related to each site. Perhaps unsurprisingly, most of them don’t.

Murmurs: Gov. Brown Recall Deadline Looms

In other news: Facebook removes page of Portland protest organizers.

University of Oregon Will Charge Students for a Full Year of Dorm Housing Even if They Can’t Enter the Classroom

Only if U of O is forced to clear the campus, including dorms, will families get financial relief.

The Pac-12 Makes It Official: No Ducks or Beavers Football in 2020

It’s not terribly surprising, but for Oregon Ducks and Oregon State Beavers fans, the news is still jarring: The Pac-12 has officially canceled all sports for 2020 due to ongoing concerns related to the coronavirus pandemic.

Two of Oregon’s Largest Universities Agree to Cease Calling Their Rivalry the Civil War

A Not-So-Traditional Business Degree

Five Students on How They Pivoted Their Career Through University of Oregon.

Is a Pandemic the Signal It’s Time for an Oregon Sales Tax? We Asked the State’s Leading Economist.

Tim Duy doesn’t see any scenario where the effects of COVID-19 aren’t worse than the Great Recession.

Oregon’s Construction Industry Is Chugging Along Like It’s Still 2019. Some Workers Say That’s Dangerous.

University of Oregon to Move Classes Online After Spring Break, Won’t Hold Exams in Person Next Week

In a major effort to halt the spread of coronavirus, and before any cases have been found in Eugene, the University of Oregon will move classes online.

Three University of Oregon Professors in Italy Sound the Alarm for Oregon to Take Urgent Action on COVID-19

“To date, the state and the university have not recognized the seriousness of the situation. There remains only a short window of time to be proactive rather than reactive.”

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