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The origin of Nike. 21st-century firespotting. First cloned vertebrate. Oregon’s never been afraid to try something new. What will you try?
Extraordinary experiences in the real world. New career pathways. A community where unconventional is the convention.

The UO’s notable people have left their mark for over 150 years. They've made breakthroughs, challenged convention, and created lasting traditions. Get to know the scientists, artists, leaders, scholars, and athletes who have shaped the university and world beyond.
Oregon research dares to ask bold questions, then fast-tracks discovery into everyday life. The payoff: $3.7 billion in economic impact statewide, across science, health, education and the humanities.

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A volcanologist, a geophysicist, and a computer scientist are taking their work overseas as Fulbright Scholars.

A UO media scholar offers six questions to ask when evaluating images in the AI era.

Architecture students develop conceptual plans for the Eugene Airport expansion with help from alumni architects.

Students in UO's summer field school partner with a coastal tribal community, using archeology to reclaim centuries of knowledge and restore native oyster beds.
Undergraduates: Whether you have a destination in mind or want to explore your options, your academic path starts here.

With more than 100 graduate programs to pick from, you’ll gain the skills and experience you need to have an impact on the world.

There’s something for everyone at the UO. Ducks stay active exploring the outdoors, cheering at games, and finding new interests through hundreds of clubs and organizations.

From Japanese drumming to disc golf, our 450-plus affinity groups are a great way to try something new.

Since 1967, the UO’s Outdoor Program has offered group excursions, bike and gear rentals, and clinics to help Ducks get active across Oregon’s spectacular natural ecosystem.

From iconic game-day sing-alongs to first-year IntroDUCKtion, these traditions define the UO experience.

From cardio classes to rock climbing walls, these facilities help Ducks stay active.
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