Celebrating Earth Day at the College of Design and the UO
Around the O features environmental research and resilience efforts around the university, including numerous programs and initiatives in the College of Design.
Planning, Public Policy and Management
Philosopher, Environmental Activist, Cultural Critic—Get to Know the New College of Design Dean
Oregon Quarterly features Dean Adrian Parr in 'Adrian Parr: An Explorer by Design,' a profile that follows her journey from the forests of Sydney to the forests of Eugene.
Dyana Mason Writes about the Effect of COVID-19 on Nonprofits for The Conversation
The PPPM Assistant Professor co-authored a piece about how the pandemic has affected budgets, fundraising, and operations for nonprofits nationwide.
John Arroyo Speaks to Racial and Climate Justice on ‘Weekend Edition’
OPB featured the PPPM assistant professor and director of the new Pacific Northwest Just Futures Institute for Racial and Climate Justice.
PPPM Associate Professor's smoke sensors are part of network for World Athletics Championships
Benjamin Clark is overseeing the installation of 25 PurpleAir wildfire smoke sensors including locations throughout campus.
What’s Your Favorite Street?
The PPPM team behind the new book Rethinking Streets During COVID-19 shares their favorite thoroughfares around the world.
IPRE and Partners Release First COVID-19 Recovery Planning Tool, and It’s Free
The UO’s Institute for Policy Research and Engagement co-authored a blueprint to help U.S. communities recover from the pandemic
PPPM Launches the ‘Sustainable Communities and the Public Good’ Academic Residential Community
The ARC, opening fall 2021, will host up to 35 first-year students who share a passion for planning.
CityLab Features Anne Brown’s Study on Ride-Hailing
The PPPM assistant professor discusses Uber, Lyft, and transit deserts.
College of Design, College of Arts and Sciences, and Partners launch Just Futures Institute
The Pacific Northwest Just Futures Institute for Racial and Climate Justice was made possible by a historic $4.52 million grant from Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.