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Learning by Helping Oregonians
Learning by Helping Oregonians
UO students work on research and planning projects for Oregon cities and organizations. Read about their discoveries and recommendations, which are often implemented in communities.
An Oregon author’s memoir became a Kristen Stewart arthouse movie. Here’s what she has to say about it
An Oregon Author’s Memoir Became a Kristen Stewart Arthouse Movie. Here’s What She Has to Say About It
Lidia Yuknavitch earned her Ph.D. in English from the UO, studying under Ken Kesey. Read her conversation with the Oregonian about the recent film adaptation of her memoir.
Lilis Business Complex Building
Graduate Student Newsletter - January 28, 2026
In case you missed it! The division's January 28 newsletter is stuffed with great content, including open GE positions with the division, upcoming events, information on graduate student spaces, and a message from Vice Provost Krista Chronister.
Student writing.
Graduate Student Newsletter - Special Funding Edition
In case you missed it! The division's January 9 newsletter is full of funding opportunities.
Deanna Strayer
UO Psychology Scholar Offers Two Tips for Making New Year’s Resolutions Stick
Deanna Strayer, a doctoral candidate in psychology, has some advice for making New Year’s resolutions that stick. Read her conversation with Lookout Eugene-Springfield.
Leading Global Change Through Research
Leading Global Change Through Research
Seven UO doctoral students were selected as this year's Oregon Sylff Fellows. Learn more about their inspiring research.
Parisa Garazhian
Reflection on Identity: Student Bridges Cultures with Mirror Art
Iranian Parisa Garazhian, a master of fine arts student, finds belonging at the UO through creativity and connections with staff.
Rachel Marty, master's candidate in strategic communications, holds a camera.
More Than Summer Jobs
Duck interns fanned out across the globe to work, learn, and prepare for fulfilling careers. Explore their summer experiences, across Oregon and around the world.
A group of students gather at a small table, using their laptops and having conversation.
Worried About Graduate-level Writing? You’re Not Alone.
At the University of Oregon, graduate students gain access to innovative and supportive writing resources. Read more about these initiatives.
Faria Shaikh has a conversation with women in Pakistan.
A Duck from Another Pond: Bridging Cultures, Reframing Health, and Finding Home at the UO
Faria Shaikh found more than a doctoral program at the UO; she found the space, support, and courage to turn silence into scholarship. Read her story.

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