Adapting Art Courses for the Internet
The School of Art + Design’s Mika Boyd, Charlene Liu, and Eric Ramos Guerrero discuss transitioning studio courses online.
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Arts & Culture in the Time of Corona
A collection of virtual arts and culture experiences and relief efforts.
The Artist, Redefined
Art & Tech alumna Mary Vertulfo (’18) reflects on her journey from being an undeclared first-year student to her current position as junior motion designer at Hovercraft studio in Denver.
Student Spotlight: Xander Cuizon Tice
The Product Design undergraduate discusses studying abroad, academic challenges he’s tackling, and his love of designing, repairing, and upcycling outdoor gear.
Design Faculty Named Presidential Fellows in Humanistic Studies
President Michael H. Schill awarded Kate Mondloch and Rick Silva with the inaugural prize.
Harmonic Lab Mixes Arts, Tech, and Water in the High Desert
The UO-based arts and tech collective completed two commissions for the High Desert Museum’s Water Shapes the West exhibition.
School of Art + Design, Harmonic Lab Collaborate with Eugene Symphony
The arts and tech collective partners with symphony to present Russian composer Alexander Scriabin’s Prometheus: The Poem of Fire.
New Pop-Up in Lawrence Hall Encourages Cross-Disciplinary Exploration
New Lawrence Hall experimental pop-up space in use for team projects to cross disciplinary boundaries and explore issues of diversity
Two Art Faculty Selected to Feature Video Installation at Prestigious 2018 Biennale Architettura
School of Art + Design faculty members David Rueter and Marissa Benedict have film featured at 2018 Biennale Architettura, part of the prestigious Venice Biennale.
Report spotlights best ways to improve campus emergency management
UO researchers recently completed a major national study on ways to best manage campus emergencies, the findings from which were spotlighted on The National Center for Campus Public Safety (NCCPS) website.
“The Umpqua Community College tragedy underscores the importance of campus emergency management programs,” said Robert Parker, director of the Community Service Center (CSC), the program in the UO’s Department of Planning, Public Policy and Management that completed the study.