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A University of Oregon Women’s Soccer player is headed to the 2026 FIFA Women’s World Cup.
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The first phase of the Next Generation Housing Development Plan, under construction since last summer, is set to be completed in Fall 2027. It comes as the school faces declining enrollment.
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Oregon quarterback Dante Moore balanced off-field growth, mental health advocacy, and team bonding over golf and bowling before leading the second-ranked Ducks into a high-stakes season.
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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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The University of Oregon Ballmer Institute for Children’s Behavioral Health will launch its new Catalyst Center for Youth Behavioral Health on Sept. 1 to help scale its unique undergraduate youth behavioral health program to universities nationwide.
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Oregon football enters the season with its highest preseason ranking ever, led by quarterback Dante Moore and strong returning depth on defense.
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The 2028 U.S. Olympic team track and field trials will return to Hayward Field at the University of Oregon.
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The World Athletics Under-20 Track and Field Championships got underway at Hayward Field Wednesday morning, even as air quality was squarely in the “Unhealthy” range.
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Eugene's Hayward Field is set to host the World Athletics U20 Championships in August, bringing 2,000 international track and field athletes and staff to Oregon.
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The Northwest Review has been revived as an online publication.
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A University of Oregon student recently won $16,000 at the video game tournament Evo 2026 in Las Vegas.
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UO’s methane boilers are the largest single source of greenhouse gas emissions in Eugene. The decision means the university can use student building fee debt capacity to get a loan if it moves forward with the project.