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Congratulation to Paris Woodward-Ganz and Nina Gomez, recipients of the 2026 Libraries-OPA Undergraduate Poetry Prize. Sponsored by the UO Libraries and the Oregon Poetry Association (OPA), these biennial awards honor high achievement in creative writing by UO students. Awardees receive $500 and their prize-winning poems are published in "Verseweavers," the OPA journal.
Are you a UO student interested in gaining professional experience in archives, museums, or libraries? Our Peter A. DeFazio Exhibit Intern will aid in curating an exhibit exploring the career of Oregon's celebrated U.S. Congressman, working specifically on materials concerning Oregon tribal affairs. This student employment opportunity is posted in Handshake; apply by midnight on Friday, September 25.
Documenting his 36 years representing Oregon's 4th Congressional District and more, the papers of Peter A. DeFazio—the renown "Tiger of the House"—are now available for public access in our Special Collections and University Archives.
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