College

The college’s president and founder says the program pause has nothing to do with money.

Some universities and colleges around Oregon are following the state’s lead to lift mask mandates later this month.

Willamette law dismissed Charlie Li after concluding she violated the school's honor code, which Li denies. She says the barriers she faced as an international student with disabilities left her too often feeling unsupported by the institution.

Before Oregon lawmakers is legislation that would give the greenlight to gambling on college athletics games.

For decades, affirmative action programs have been used as one way to bring racial equity to college admissions. Now the U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear two cases involving affirmative action. It is widely expected the court will rule the practice is unconstitutional.

The CDC recently shortened the recommended time for people to quarantine if they contract COVID-19 but the state's public schools and universities are waiting to hear from the Oregon Health Authority on whether the state will adhere to that change.

The navigators will work in a statewide consortium to help students access aid.

A judge’s decision Friday could make the now-empty Portland property easier to sell.

The new contract would last five years and would cover about 4,600 workers with the Service Employees International Union. Classified staff work in a broad range of roles but don’t include professors.

The First Scholars program pairs first-generation students with mentors to avoid "cultural mismatch."