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A Pickleball + Twist Clinic will be held from 12:30-5:30 p.m. Sunday, April 27, at the Fermata Club, 841 Whiskey Road. Junior ...

In its 27th year, the campuswide celebration highlights the creative and scholarly work produced by Lopers while ...

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The University of Oregon Student Workers Union is preparing to strike on Monday, April 28, if a tentative agreement over pay, ...

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The bill would look at adopting a similar policy to Drake, where students currently receive a “fixed tuition cost” in their ...

In This Week in Texas Politics it was the end of the line for several big issues like school choice. But, we also saw a new partisan battle line being drawn at the state capitol.

The First Amendment should not turn on an undergraduate’s estimation of the snideness — or the good faith — of speakers. Nor should it turn on an administration’s estimation of the same qualities.