Navigating Change by Staying Her Course
She ran track in high school, and now Nike executive Sarah Mensah is sprinting past business milestones
It Takes Mettle to Earn Stamps, and These Ducks Prove It
Student achievements have helped UO expand its ability to award the rigorous scholarships
Escaping the Taliban, She Fights for Education and Women
Saghar Salehi fled her homeland and landed at the UO to study and fight for women in Afghanistan
Think You Know UO Research? Take the OQ News Quiz and See
Test your knowledge of our scientific and scholarly work with fifteen brain-teasing questions from UO news
Rhodes in Hand, Her Sights Are Set on Global Health
Video: Nayantara Arora is the first UO woman to win the world’s most prestigious international scholarship
The UO’s First Black Woman Grad Brought Lasting Change
The legacy of Nellie Franklin—a Black student who was not permitted to live in a dorm—still resonates today
Finding Herself, Thousands of Miles from Home
From the classroom to the lab to a global health internship, Dante’ James has excelled while exploring what it means to be mixed race
National Science Conference Has Diversity at Its STEM
UO students found camaraderie, career paths, and more at major conference in Portland
Meeting Many to Listen and Learn
Karl Scholz has spent his first ninety days engaging Ducks at a whirlwind pace