News & Events

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News & Events

Upcoming Events

Events

Graduate Student Welcome Lunch and Resource Fair

Sep23

Graduate Student Welcome Lunch and Resource Fair Sep 23 Erb Memorial Union (EMU)

What is Research? (2026)

Apr23

What is Research? (2026) Apr 23 University of Oregon Portland

What is Research? (2026)

Apr24

What is Research? (2026) Apr 24 University of Oregon Portland

What is Research? (2026)

Apr25

What is Research? (2026) Apr 25 University of Oregon Portland

Signature Events + Testimonials

Symposium brings dozens of international journalists to UO

The campus community was invited to hear from and converse with international journalists, writers in exile, and scholars of journalism at the Extra! Extra! Don't Kill the Messenger symposium.

Translations of Migration Conference

An international conference of historians and cultural studies scholars exploring the many ways that migration and mobility have been translated across time and space, languages, cultures and academic disciplines.

Conversations About Our World

This speakers series held during spring term 2021 featured University of Oregon faculty, Dr. Arafaat A. Valiani (Associate Professor, History | Sociology | Global Health), Dr. Sangita Gopal (Associate Professor, Cinema Studies), and Dr. Bish Sen (Associate Professor, School of Journalism and Communication). Topics included Indigenous arts, global communications after Covid, and identity in Asian and Asian Studies, and more.

2024 APRU SCL Conference and Student Symposium

Advancing Sustainable Cities and Communities through Science Technology, and Innovation

Swahili Language and Culture in Zanzibar

GSI's partnership with Global Education Oregon (GEO) sends students and faculty members to Zanzibar.

Toward the 50th anniversary of the end of the war

Vietnamese Americans contending with war and postwar policies

Extra! Extra! Don’t Kill the Messenger

International journalists, writers in exile and journalism scholars tell their stories