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We're not trying to brag, but excellence is just a way of life around here. Find out why you should become a Duck.

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The Marvel of Comics

As director of the UO's Cartoon and Comic Studies Program and chief curator of the Marvel Universe of Super Heroes exhibit, professor Ben Saunders shows us why comics belong in classrooms and museums

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Robert Guldberg
Science Knight Out

The Future is Here: Bioengineered Medical Devices and Regenerative Therapies

Could humans regrow limbs? What if medical implants could be designed not just to replace tissue or organs, but to boost regenerative growth? Join Bob Guldberg, Knight Campus Vice President and Executive Director, to explore new discoveries in biology and immunology that are leading to the next generation of medical devices and patient care.

When: April 24, 2019, 7pm
Where: John G. Shedd Institute for the Arts

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The Phil and Penny Knight Campus for Accelerating Scientific Impact

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Science Advancing Society

A $1 billion initiative to fast-track scientific discoveries into innovations

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Knight Campus Fuels Top Ranking

We're No. 1! The University of Oregon ranks No. 1 in the country for master's degrees in physics

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Committed to Inclusion

“... the University of Oregon has a profound duty and mission to promote and celebrate diversity of all types. Bringing people of different backgrounds and beliefs together lifts communities throughout our state, nation, and world and also enhances our primary missions of education, research, and service.”

President's Message

Access. Excellence. Experience.

One of our goals in the coming years is to redouble our commitment to providing a world-class education to every qualified Oregonian who wants one. Another goal: to catalyze a new era of creativity and discovery by attracting the best and most diverse minds—students and faculty—from around the world. And surpass even our own high expectations to become one of the preeminent research institutions, not just in the United States, but anywhere.