Southern Oregon University says its new $23.6 million athletic pavilion read more >

Less than 24 hours after starting an effort to organize a rally in solidarity with the victims of protests and violence in Charlottesville, Virginia read more >

According to data from the Pew Research Center, nearly every American feels that college is very important. read more >

The PERS board set the anticipated earnings at 7.2%. Does that impact you? read more >

A debate about buildings named for people accused of holding racist ideas has called into question how Oregon State University's past aligns with its values today. read more >

A University of Oregon student filed a federal lawsuit this week claiming the school violated his civil rights read more >

Faculty who are supervisors can now organize but are still expected to teach, do research and other scholarly pursuits can organize read more >

Oregon higher education leaders are considering making significant changes to who qualifies for the Oregon Promise, read more >

Oregon will issue more than $100 million in state bonds to keep the Elliot State Forest in public hands and another $50 million to help the University of Oregon read more >

The divisive and toxic national political climate has deeply impacted our campus throughout this academic year, read more >

Marijuana use among Oregon college students has gone up read more >

The Oregon State Conference of the American Association of University Professors (AAUP-Oregon) is pleased to announce an organizer position to be filled as soon as possible. read more >

Ashland -- Southern Oregon University lost $1.9 million in an email scheme. read more >

Law makes it an unlawful employment practice to discriminate in payment of wages and to use screen based on previous salary history. The law is awaiting Governor's signature and she is expected to sign. read more >

A Better Oregon is hosting Oregon Can't Wait- Rally for Revenue. Tuesday, June 6, Noon to 1 pm. Register by May 31 and receive a complimentary lunch and t-shirt! read more >

Faculty members at the University of Oregon will no longer be required to notify campus authorities when students confide in them that they've been sexually assaulted or harassed read more >

Salem-- House lawmakers passed legislation Wednesday that would make Oregon award its Electoral College votes only to presidential candidates who win the national popular vote. read more >

A state board rejected steep tuition increases sought by the University of Oregon and Portland State University read more >

AAUP-Oregon supports legislative movement to fund higher education read more >

May Day, for some Americans, is a celebration of spring's arrival, replete with bright flowers and maypoles. But for many around the world, May 1st is International Worker's Day. read more >