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Wiley is a major publisher of academic journals. The new agreement provides Open Access Publishing (OAP) opportunities for UO-affiliated corresponding authors through December 31, 2027, while maintaining full read access to Wiley’s journal portfolio for the UO community.
On this podcast episode, Lauren Goss discusses her work preserving and investigating the history of Oregon athletics and shares how Special Collections and University Archives preserves the stories, images and artifacts behind UO's iconic sports legacy. Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube.
In partnership with the Oregon Poetry Association (OPA), these biennial awards recognize high achievement in creative verse writing by UO undergraduate students. Poets: submit your best work for a chance to win $500 and publication in the OPA Journal, Verseweavers. Application deadline is Friday, May 29.
Our Tiny Galleries repurpose library spaces to house creative expressions from the UO community. For the 2026-27 academic year, we invite students from all academic disciplines to submit proposals for 3-D or 2-D art installations related to their coursework, research, or academic interests. Win up to $1,500 and showcase your talent to thousands of library visitors!
A 19th-century French lotto board game came to the library literally torn to pieces. Learn how experts in the Beach Conservation Lab restored these materials for hands-on, public access in our Special Collections and University Archives.
At the University of Oregon Libraries, research and learning occupy a variety of spaces. Explore our diverse learning environments and meet the staff who bring these rooms to life.
After nearly four centuries of use, this Qur'an from our Special Collections was in need of some TLC. Learn how experts in the Beach Conservation Lab restored the manuscript while keeping in mind the cultural context of its creation.
The collection comprises transcripts and sound recordings of nineteen interviews with university students, faculty members, war veterans, faith leaders, and community members who participated in the anti-war movement in Eugene from 1969 to 1973.
In a video forum with national media, Goss and other University of Oregon faculty members offered interdisciplinary insights on the upcoming Milano-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, covering athlete performance, product design, history and geopolitics. Read more and watch an "instant replay" of their discussion.
A shared initiative of the Teaching Engagement Program (TEP) and UO Libraries, AI Teaching Triangles team up UO Core Education faculty in trios to strengthen instruction through peer collaboration, practical resource exploration, and a completion-based stipend ($500+OPE). All views on AI are welcome. Application Deadline: Feb. 4, 5 p.m.
Longtime UO Libraries supporters Jon Stine, MS ’82 and his wife Lisa joined other distinguished alumni volunteers for the 10th annual UO Board Summit in November.
Meet Chelsea Nestel, GIS (Geographic Information Science) Librarian with the University of Oregon Libraries. They support interdisciplinary research while teaching students to critically interpret maps as dynamic representations of place.
University of Oregon graduate students: our new GradSpace (Knight Library 148) is a quiet, flexible library environment that's reserved just for you! Click here to register today—once approved, your Flock Card gets you access via the card reader at the door.
Thanks to the generosity of a longtime collector, researchers and students of American popular culture can now access a full original run of the influential humor magazine in our Special Collections and University Archives.
As the newest member of the international charitable foundation, SCUA joins a global community working to ensure long-term access to digital materials through community engagement, targeted advocacy and workforce development.