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Jump to content Apply Visit Give Navigation Student One Stop Parents Faculty/Staff Alumni Apply Visit Give Get Info Main menu Academics Research Admissions & Financial Aid Duck Life About Homepage 2019 The Duck in Death Cab How Death Cab for Cutie’s Dave Depper ran from the School of Music and Dance to rock stardom Get Ready to Rock The Duck in Death Cab How Death Cab for Cutie’s Dave Depper ran from the School of Music and Dance to rock stardom Get Ready to Rock Science of Espresso Making a great-tasting (and more sustainable) espresso shot every time is now within our reach. All thanks to research by scientists including the UO's Dr. Coffee Chris Hendon. Start Brewing Hollywood Ending Natalie Nourigat, BA ’10 (Clark Honors College, Japanese), a story artist for Walt Disney, animated her career with a move to Tinseltown Get Creative Apply Visit Request Information Nestled between rivers, mountains, and a rocky coastline—we’re all about beautiful contrasts. We’re relentlessly innovative, but grounded in a history we’re constantly learning from. We’re thinkers who create, builders who dream, adventurers, and change agents happily rooted in our own personal arboretum. We love technology and nature, abstract art and discrete mathematics. We believe in respect and inclusion, conversation, and collaboration, and we’re always interested in diverse perspectives. So don't you want to be a Duck? Why UO? READY, SET, DUCK #1 PUBLIC UNIVERSITY IN OREGON FOR first-year RETENTION and GRADUATION RATES 16:1 student to teacher ratio $245M TOTAL FINANCIAL AID OFFERED TO UO STUDENTS FOR THE 2016–17 SCHOOL YEAR Business Majors Venture Out If you have a passion for business, we have the path. At the , we offer concentrations that cover the world of business, including entrepreneurship, sports business, finance, marketing, accounting, and operations and business analytics. Whether you want to start your own firm or join a Fortune 500 company, our Lundquist College of Business will give you the hands-on experience to get there—fast. Explore a Degree in Business Find the Degree Program for You Undergraduate Graduate Law “ Clark Honors College provided many opportunities to enhance my research, including a thesis research grant funded by an honors college alumnus. And I graduated with honors in my department.” —Chaucie Edwards, BS ’19 ( human physiology ) “ Clark Honors College gave me more than a well-rounded education. It gave me lifelong friends, cultivated my love of research, and supported me with incredible faculty mentors that I will forever be thankful for.” — Elmira Louie , BA ’19 ( comparative literature ) A Place for Curiosity Ducks dive into research to find answers to some of humanity’s biggest questions. We’re using big data to save and improve lives, striving to predict earthquakes and prevent deadly disease. We’re combining expertise across disciplines in math, biology, and genomics with bioengineering, neuroengineering, and precision medicine to fight cancer. We’re re-defining research education with the Phil and Penny Knight Campus for Accelerating Scientific Impact , shaping the next generation of scientists, innovators, and entrepreneurs, ready to serve the state, nation, and world with discovery and impact. Oregon Research Tier 1 NATIONAL PUBLIC RESEARCH UNIVERSITY 73% OF STUDENTS ARE ENGAGED IN RESEARCH ACTIVITY 90% of Knight Campus internship graduates are employed within 3 months Knight Campus Bioengineer Advances Bone Repair Research Marian Hettiaratchi's research takes a big step toward improving the effectiveness of spinal fusion procedures and repairing broken or defective bones. As she begins her new job at the Knight Campus, that research lays the groundwork for her UO lab and has landed in Science Advances, a major scientific journal. Rebuilding Bones Connect with Us! News Get the latest info from Around the O, the 's official news source. Works by Carrie Mae Weems examine race, police shootings The celebrated, Portland-born artist's exhibit ‘The Usual Suspects’ is on view through May 3 Meet the Duck who raised Jasper Mountain a little bit higher Greg Alijian, a 1971 grad, volunteers time and money to help the center for abused kids Campus and community honor Black History Month in February Programs and activities provide opportunities for celebration and assessment All News » Events All Sizes Fit Art Recruitment Jan 30 All Sizes Fit Art Recruitment Jan 30 University Health & Counseling Center Professional Clothing Drive Jan 30 Professional Clothing Drive Jan 30 Erb Memorial Union (EMU) Resistance as Power: A Curatorial Response to Under the Feet of Jesus Jan 30 Resistance as Power: A Curatorial Response to... 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