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Oregon Historical Society: Announces Exhibition “Unstoppable: 150 Years of the University of Oregon”
New exhibition explores a century and a half of innovation, discovery, and ideas shaping Oregon and the world. Portland, OR — From an unfinished building in a small Oregon town to groundbreaking research with global impact, the University of Oregon (UO) has spent 150 years challenging convention and turning bold ideas into real-world solutions. Now open at the Oregon Historical Society in downtown Portland, Unstoppable: 150 Years of the University of Oregon explores the university’s legacy of creativity, innovation, and discovery — and the possibilities that lie ahead.
Emerald Media
UO announces 2027 commencement dates, splits ceremonies after 2026 heat disruptions
The University of Oregon will hold its 2027 commencement ceremonies on June 14-15, 2027, UO announced in an email on Oct. 26. The decision to hold the ceremonies over two days follows a review of the 2026 ceremonies, many of which were disrupted by extreme heat. In the email to...
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On-Campus TPUSA Event Coming to UO Five Years After University Distances Itself From The Organization
The University of Oregon will, on Oct. 28, welcome a Turning Point USA event in the heart of campus — a stark contrast to the organization’s previous “official University of Oregon” event in 2021. The event, a full-on Charlie Kirk pop-up tent-style “prove me wrong” debate...
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High school football: Marist rolls to 49-6 rout against South Umpqua
This story has been updated with additional Lane County scores. Gabe Dietmeyer raised the curtain on Marist Catholic’s regular season home finale. Then, over and over again, he dropped the hammer. The Spartans’ junior wideout racked up 112 first-half receiving yards to go with a 52-yard punt return score,...
Ashland Daily Tidings
Lane Community College Faculty Have Until Nov. 30 to Take a Buyout or Risk Being Laid Off
EUGENE, Ore. — Lane Community College is offering contracted faculty members thousands of dollars as an incentive to terminate their contracts. Eligibility is limited to contracted faculty working 0.501 to 1.0 full-time equivalent, who must be currently active on the payroll for the 2026 Fall term; must have been contracted to the college by no later than October 1, 2020; and must have been actively employed as a contracted faculty member since that time.
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Gallery: PHS football at Stayton (Oct. 23, 2026)
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Why an Oregon high school football player was ejected from rivalry game before kickoff
A situation that transpired before an Oregon high school football game on Friday, Oct. 16, led to one player being ejected before kickoff even happened. The situation transpired at Jefferson High School (OR) as visiting Grant players ran out onto the field for the team's entrance. As the Generals ran onto the field, video shows a Jefferson player coming out and violently shoving a Grant player that was carrying the American flag. That player got up and went to confront the Jefferson player before being separated while the rest of his teammates went to their respective sideline. Portland-area new station KATU reported on the situation, noting the Oregon School Activities Association said the player was ejected due to the conduct. In a statement to the news station, the OSAA stated that "Rivalry game or not, there's no place for this behavior before, during or after a game." While the OSAA does not comment on any disciplinary measures for situations such as that, an ejection typically leads to an athlete being removed from that game and suspended for the next game as well. That athlete is also typically required to complete a sportsmanship course. Portland Public Schools also sent a statement
The World
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Lane Community College offers buyouts to some long-time employees
Lane Community College announced Friday that it will offer incentives to some longtime employees who volunteer to leave or retire. The college shared the news in two emails to its workers Friday morning, saying it had reached agreements with its classified and faculty unions. Employees in the program could leave...
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Waldport Faces Lowell With First Place in Special District 3 at Stake
Waldport High School (5-2) hosts Lowell (7-0) on Friday, Oct. 23, with possession of first place in the 2A Special District 3 League on the line. Kickoff is scheduled for 7 p.m. PDT. The Red Devils enter ranked first in the district, one spot ahead of the Fightin’ Irish, and...
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Friday Night Rivals: Week 8
EUGENE, Or - The high school football playoffs are just weeks away as teams look to lock up playoff spots and win league titles. Sports director Erin Slinde and sports reporter De'Aundre Sanders bring the best highlights from across the region. Plus Jack Demmler and Khenedi Wright preview Oregon football's...
The Register-Guard
University of Oregon may cut state's only history PhD program
Humanities graduate programs including history, romance languages and comparative literature are on the chopping block as University of Oregon prepares to address a $65 million structural budget deficit . No final decisions have been made, but proposals have trickled down to faculty and students. The university community has felt the heavy weight of uncertainty as the end of October draws closer. On Oct. 28, updated proposals will be presented at the University Senate meeting, kickstarting the community input period before final decisions come before the Board of Trustees in mid-December. "I thought the hard parts of this term would be being back in the classroom, keeping up with the graduate course load, getting to know people, learning my way around town," said first-year history Ph.D. student Clara Barclay. "Instead, I'm focused on fighting for the continued existence of my program. That's certainly not what I expected or wanted from my first term in graduate school." More: University of Oregon faculty fear $65M deficit threatens tenure History department faculty were told the department's graduate programs are among several being considered for "sunsetting," meaning no more history master's or doctoral students would be accepted, but current students could still continue their program.
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Seattle ON Tap
Marist Catholic Is Ranked #17 But Is In Playoff Danger and Nobody Is Talking About It
trophy logo on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) The high school football regular season is almost done, and things are getting wild, especially for Marist Catholic. Ranked a respectable No. 17 in the OSAA 4A standings, they […]
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Board adopts interim travel policy, approves Costa Rica trip
The Philomath School Board adopted an interim student travel policy Tuesday night that creates a category for trips the district acknowledges but does not sponsor. The board then used that new category to approve a proposed student trip to Costa Rica. The board voted unanimously to adopt the revised policy,...
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‘OPB Politics Now’ Live from Corvallis: Oregon’s education system and the governor’s race
Education is top of mind for Oregon voters. What to do about the state’s struggling schools remains up for debate. On the latest episode of “OPB Politics Now,” we took the show on the road for another live taping, this time in Corvallis on the campus of Oregon State University.