Outspoken: A Manifesto for the Twenty-First Century
The latest publication featuring the dean of the College of Design is now available.
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UO students co-host APRU global climate change simulation
The University of Oregon is co-hosting the Student Global Climate Change Simulation sponsored by the Association of Pacific Rim Universities.
Latest Edition of "ARTFORUM" Features Top Ten from UO Associate Professor
In the latest issue of ARTFORUM, Associate Professor of Art, Rick Silva, shared his top 10 with the publication.
Associate Professor Profiled in Stories of Water Power Champions
Yekang Ko, Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture at the University of Oregon, was profiled for Women's History Month by the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Water Power Technologies Office (WPTO). The profile showcased stories from water power champions who are on the frontlines of building an equitable and just energy future.
College of Design Pays Tribute to Thomas Hacker
An influential architect and a treasured College of Design faculty member, Thomas Hacker, FAIA, 81, died on February 27. He joined the University of Oregon's College of Design in 1970, when the college was known as the School of Architecture and Allied Arts, and left a substantial impact on students during his 14 years.
HAA PhD Graduate Appointed as Associate Curator at the Utah Museum of Fine Art
On a cold January morning, University of Oregon (UO) alumna Emily Lawhead, PhD '22, was excited. Shortly after becoming one of the first new PhD graduates from the Department of the History of Art and Architecture's (HAA) revived doctoral program, Lawhead learned that she was being offered an associate curator position at the Utah Museum of Fine Art, a dream come true for the Oregon Design Duck (ODDuck).
Tannaz Farsi Selected for UO Presidential Fellowship Award
Farsi was one of two faculty recognized and awarded the Presidential Fellowship in Art and Humanities. She was recognized for her work on a project called Intermediaries, which the selection committee described as “rich” and “gripping.” The committee was struck by the sheer beauty of Farsi’s work and felt the proposed project would have great value to a broad audience. Farsi says the fellowship provides a thrilling opportunity at a critical time as it coincides with her upcoming sabbatical.