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🎉 🦆 Congratulations to Will Ives, AIA, MArch '11! Ives has been named President of Hennebery Eddy Architects, following 15+ years of leading work for universities, environmental education centers, and the National Park Service. #UOArchitecture https://t.co/8KbdMpCxjz
Congrats to UO Interior Arch. student Aileen Carrillo for earning a 2026 PIVOT Fellowship. She will use the opportunity investigating models of agricultural worker housing through her project, "Transborder Homes: Rethinking Agricultural Worker Housing." https://t.co/Im0OqZfJ5U
Landscape Architecture department head Ben Shirtcliff spoke with @Independent about how allowing teens opportunity to build their own spaces often stops them from engaging in risk-taking behavior and incentivizes taking care of one another. #UOArchitecture
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Urbanism Next director Nico Larco speaks to the uncertainty of implementing autonomous vehicles, and how piloting these ventures will increase our knowledge on how to better plan for and regulate their future in our cities. #UOArchitecture https://t.co/HlGJY4ueXz
Congratulations to our Oregon Design Duck 2026 Graduates! 🦆 🎓 🎉 We are so proud of you!
The University of College of Design Commencement Ceremony is now available for viewing and can be found below and on the UO's YouTube Channel.
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@uopppm visiting assistant professor Joel Hicks' article proposes that real-time electricity data should be a basic consumer right, as Americans are being asked to absorb rising costs without basic tools to manage consumption. #UOPPPM
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A report from UO's Urbanism Next and the Shared-Use Mobility Center examines the regulatory landscape for micromobility, ride-hailing, autonomous vehicle operations, etc., and how these regulations can help cities shape new forms of travel. #UOArchitecture https://t.co/xMuJuWgGrR
A 2025 report from @uopppm's IPRE shows businesses are leaving the state. PPPM instructor Bob Parker: "Successful states elevate economic development as a top priority for their governors and deploy a centralized, hierarchical strategy." #UOPPPM
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The 2026 College of Design Commencement Ceremony is just 3 days away! Join us at Hayward Field or through livestream at 4 pm. Our livestream will be posted on all Social Media at 3 pm on Monday and can also be found at https://t.co/9RKUqIp4rO. Click for more info.
🦆 🎉 Congratulations to Art Associate Professor Jovencio de la Paz, who was surprised on Tuesday afternoon with the Excellence Award for Director of Graduate Studies! De la Paz was nominated for their positive impact on and stewardship towards the Department of Art. 🎉 #UOArt
The UO's Oregon Acoustic Research Laboratory, a mass timber research and testing facility expected to open at the Port of Portland in 2027, will strengthen Oregon’s leadership in sustainable building, housing innovation, and economic development. https://t.co/PiTpUCYtoT
Waterleaf Founder and CEO Adam DeHeer, MLA '19, conducted research and fieldwork in Peru, exploring ways to improve sanitation. As a result, Deheer created Estuary, a plant-driven greywater treatment system that reduces water usage by up to 40%.
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UO Department of Art MFA student Colton Rothwell's photography exhibition, "shadow machine," will be on display in Seattle's Solas Gallery from June 4 - 27. Available for viewing from 1 - 5 p.m. on Saturdays or by appointment. #UOArtDesign#UOArt
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Esther Jacobson-Tepfer, Maude I. Kerns Professor Emerita of Asian Art, has studied prehistoric rock art in the Altai Mountains for 30+ years, using petroglyphs to illuminate the lives of prehistoric Mongolian nomads and to preserve their cultural heritage.
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Fulbright Specialist, architecture professor emerita Nancy Cheng spent six weeks sharing her expertise on mass timber building design in Peru, where she worked alongside students and design professionals to explore the uses of this sustainable material. https://t.co/EjDXmkJ63K
🥇 Eight UO Sports Product Design master's students earned honors at the 2026 FIT Sport Design Awards, celebrating the industry’s most innovative sports equipment and apparel across both professional and student categories. #UOArtDesign#UOProductDesign
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The UO Department of Art's annual Printmaking Studio Fundraiser Print Sale is this Wednesday and Thursday (5/20 – 5/21) from 10 am - 3 pm in the Lawrence Hall Lobby!
Swing by and support UO Printmaking. All pieces are student-made!
🦆 We can’t thank our #OregonDesignDucks community enough for gifting to the College of Design! Through the generosity of 83 gifters, we raised $142,386, including the $125,000 Challenge Gift from Sandy Smalley, in support of scholarships for our students. #DucksGive
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Because of your generosity, we have officially UNLOCKED the $125,000 challenge gift from Sandy Smalley, funding student scholarships in the College of Design! #DucksGive isn’t over yet! Every donation helps support #OregonDesignDucks.
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