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Alumni News: Every Duck Has a Story

From campus happenings to fascinating news from around the world, consider the UOAA your source for news about our alumni chapters and networks, updates about on-campus activities and milestones.

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General News
Blazing a path to wilderness

Blazing a Path to Wilderness

April 15, 2022

One federal lawsuit in Oregon spurred legislation that preserved over seven million acres of wild forest.

Listen. Learn. Act.

Listen. Learn. Act.

February 21, 2022
At the UO, as across the country, we have had to face a renewed reckoning around issues of race and inequality. We know the work of creating a more inclusive and antiracist community is a continuous journey.
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From Oregon to Singapore, alumni bring the Autzen energy

Alumni bring Autzen energy to Singapore

November 6, 2024
Singapore-based Ducks united to watch Oregon’s big win against Ohio State, turning game day into a celebration of football, friendship, and tradition.
Three buildings on the UO campus

UO research funding grows by $7 million

November 6, 2024
Key to the university's success are students and faculty who gained national recognition across numerous disciplines, achieving high awards and honors.
Ducks of a Feather Podcast

Alumni and athletes flock together

November 6, 2024

Division Street launched Ducks of a Feather, which reveals the untold stories of Oregon’s greatest athletes from the field and beyond. Connor Bussey, BS ’19 (business administration), and Adam Farris, BS ’20 (general social science), are the podcast’s producers.

Media Mentions
Worming their way to better hay

Worming their way to better hay

July 20, 2022
Many of these fields are farmed by R.N. Fulstone Company, a commercial operation with high-quality hay and a high-quality reputation. Emily Fulstone, BS '14, is the seventh generation to work on the farm.
Unlocking the Art Market

Unlocking the Art Market

July 20, 2022
Twitter and video games were just a stepping stone for Derek Schloss, JD '14, into crypto. Five years later, the leading VC makes good on his "big unlock."
Career News
Science doesn’t cover it all, author Brian Thomas Swimme explains

Science doesn’t cover it all, author Brian Thomas Swimme explains

December 14, 2022
Those who know him as a longtime professor at California Institute of Integral Studies in San Francisco and the likable star of the Emmy-winning documentary “Journey of the Universe” might imagine that Brian Thomas Swimme’s (PhD '78) professional ascent was a smooth one. Not so. Decades ago, as a young mathematician teaching at the University of Puget Sound, he was mired in crisis.
Fairfax supervisor announces plans to retire at end of 2023

Fairfax supervisor announces plans to retire at end of 2023

December 13, 2022
It wasn’t a big surprise, seeing as she’s served on the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors since 1996, but Supervisor Penelope Gross, BS '65, announced Dec. 6 that she would not seek an eighth term next November and instead retire Dec. 31, 2023.
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#DuckLoveStories

Did you meet your partner or spouse at the UO? Each year around Valentine’s Day we ask Ducks to share their stories of how they met their special someone through a connection to the UO. Use #DuckLoveStories on social media. Submit your own story to be included in a future campaign.

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