Karl Scholz 19th President, University of Oregon John Karl Scholz is the 19th president of the University of Oregon. He began his tenure on July 1, 2023, after the UO Board of Trustees unanimously ...

Reducing Education & General Fund transfers to support capital projects by $3 million, recurring. Allocating $10 million recurring from Internal Bank interest earnings to the E&G fund.

Before there was Nike, there was Blue Ribbon Sports, Inc., a partnership founded in 1964 on a handshake between Phil Knight and former University of Oregon track coach Bill Bowerman. Phil and Bill ...

Each dean has searched for ways to reduce spending without fundamentally damaging the academic and scholarly mission of their college. This resulted in proposals for program consolidations of smaller ...

President Karl Scholz and Provost Chris Long sent the following joint message to campus staff and faculty on Tuesday, May 20, 2025. We have a difficult message to share with you today about the ...

Dear University of Oregon colleagues, I am delighted to announce that Joe Buck will be joining the University of Oregon as our new Vice President for Advancement. In this role, Joe will oversee our ...

To the University of Oregon community, I am writing to provide an update on our work to address our $65 million structural budget deficit. All vice presidents and academic deans are working with their ...

These are not easy times for higher education. You're going to hear a detailed picture of our long-run financial projections from Jamie Moffitt later this afternoon. But in my remarks, I want to do ...

Trustees, colleagues who are listening and others, thank you for being here and for all that you do for the university. The start of the year is, is a deeply energizing time. New students and their ...

The University of Oregon hired 21CP Solutions, a nationally recognized consultant, to provide an independent, outside review of campus safety and develop recommendations on how to further improve ...

Good afternoon. I am pleased to join you today in this, the fifth week of the term. I’d like to start with a brief note about the student workers’ strike. Student employment at the university is an ...