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A former student is suing Lane Community College, accusing it of banning him from campus for criticizing the administration and school board over budget cuts. LCC has disputed the allegations.
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The University of Oregon is offering more details about how it plans to cut $65 million from its budget as it weathers declining out-of-state enrollment and other trends impacting higher education.
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Officials said accreditation, classes, and financial aid will not be impacted.
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Oregonians looking to skill-up quickly now have access to federal student aid. But most colleges in the state won’t have eligible workforce programs until next year.
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A federal judge denied class action status for a Title IX lawsuit against the University of Oregon brought by beach volleyball and club rowing athletes.
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The Lane Community College board cut about $4.2 million when it approved its annual budget Wednesday. This comes after months of tense deliberations during which the college’s administration outlined programs and positions that could be cut.
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The Bachelor of Applied Science in Education is hoped to ease Oregon's teacher shortage.
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Lane Community College leaders estimated in a meeting Wednesday that they’ll need to eliminate 20.5 positions and cut two academic programs to balance next year’s budget.
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Labor advocates are asking the University of Oregon to give two former union leaders their jobs back.
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The University of Oregon is raising tuition and fees on this fall’s incoming class.
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The Bend campus could add a student health and recreation center and remediate 24 acres for future uses.
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Enrollment in Oregon State University’s e-campus is sluggish this school year and contributing to a projected $12 million operating budget shortfall.