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A Language Community
The Yamada Language Center, a linguistic and cultural resource center on the UO campus, offers students an alternative to traditional language learning. |
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Restoring Fragile Languages
The Northwest Indian Language Institute helps tribes revive dying languages and restore their linguistic heritages. |
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Music and Opportunity at a Campus Radio Station
KWVA, the University of Oregon's campus radio station, shares underground music with the community and gives students and community members the chance to learn about broadcasting. |
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Music Madness
Despite a demanding program, University music majors stay motivated. Learn more about their rigorous schedules and why they stay committed. |
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12 Years of Queer Film at the U of O
The Queer Film Festival opened in 1993 at the University; over the years it's faced financial challenges and a changing social climate. |