The partnership between the University of Oregon and the City of Portland dates back to the founding of the university. Although the UO main campus has always been in Eugene, the state's flagship university has been improving the lives of Portland-area residents throughout its history. The UO School of Law opened in Portland in 1884 and the medical school followed in 1887. In 1914, the UO's school of commerce and industrial survey was established in the Rose City to research markets for Oregon products.
Learn more about the new home of the UO in Portland
“Did Somebody Say Censorship?”
Thu, May 15, 2008
Educators Workshop at the Portland Chinese Garden
Sat, May 17, 2008
Public-Private Partnerships for Watershed and Airshed Sustainability
Fri, May 30, 2008
Boyle family gives $5M to university
Monday, April 16, 2007
Gift to expand business competition and product design program.
"Restoration of the Bickel Block, White Stag Building and Skidmore Building, Portland Oregon 2006-2008"
"UO-Portland a study in growth"
"Renovations in oldtown buildings make progress"
"Oregon Offers Renewable Energy Law Class"
"Oregon offers renewable energy law class"
"Manhole picture"
"Law school to offer new ‘green’ classes"
"UO grad students re-imagine Old Town-Chinatown"
"UO rolls out green power law class"
"Thirteen Years in Portland's Old Town-Chinatown: UO Architecture Projects Exhibition"
"Law students get work experience in Portland"
"Portland Whitestag Building"
"UO law school offers sustainable business certification"
"University of Oregon creates program for sustainable business law"
"Old Town is Becoming New Again"