Without changes, the university’s standing will keep sinking read more >

Students, mascots and education leaders gather at the Capitol to demonstrate for more state support read more >

Oregon's chief education officer, Nancy Golden, said Monday she is confident that public education will advance under governor-to-be Kate Brown, given Brown's track record. read more >

At the rally, students demanded increases to higher education budgets including: $755 million for universities, $550 million for community colleges. read more >

The decentralized budget model adopted by Oregon has a long history at some elite institutions and often goes by a jargony name: Responsibility Center Management, or RCM. But it's likely to be increasingly familiar. read more >

Hey legislature, can you spare $1.315 billion? That’s the question that the Oregon Student Association will ask in Salem at its Feb. 12 rally to restore higher education. read more >

Below is a preliminary list of faculty development blogs and bloggers read more >

Ray has goals. He wants legislators to fund higher education as fully as he feels they fund K-12 schools. read more >

Declares victory in exposing 'obsessive secrecy' read more >

The administration says it will tighten its handling of records read more >

Nobody could say that Oregon doesn't value higher education. read more >

William T. Harbaugh says he loves the University of Oregon, where he’s taught for almost two decades. That’s why, online, he’s holding administrators’... read more >

On February 28, 1967, Gov. Ronald Reagan spoke of "certain intellectual luxuries that perhaps we could do without." Here's why liberal education has never recovered. read more >

University of Oregon officials say they are "in communication" with whoever is harboring 22,000 pages of records that UO leaders contend were released unlawfully because they contain confidential information. read more >

University of Oregon officials have placed two employees on leave after the "unlawful release" of 22,000 pages of records from the president's office, including confidential information on faculty, staff and students. read more >

The strike has ended, but concerns about attempts to undermine shared governance have not. read more >

Oregon would seriously consider taking part in the "bold" and "intriguing" proposal for free community college tuition that President Obama is floating in the days leading up to his State of the Union address, Oregon higher education chief Ben Cannon said Friday. read more >

William Bowen and Eugene Tobin are wrong that final decision-making authority should be kept out of the hands of faculty members, write Dan Ryan and Sara Goldrick-Rab. read more >

It handicaps the union and strengthens the corporation. read more >

UO Senate’s concerns can be addressed read more >