Higher Education

Several positions and programs at Western Oregon University will be reduced and eliminated next year in an attempt to curb a growing concern for the institution’s financial stability.

Oregon postsecondary institutions are working to ensure students don't take coronavirus with them to Thanksgiving dinner, or bring it back with them when they return.

WOU President Rex Fuller said Thursday that he will retire next September, following the end of his current contract.

In a campus-wide email sent Tuesday morning, Clark College President Bob Knight announced a series of campus meetings to address challenges around recruiting and retaining employees of color.

Since its founding in 1868, Oregon State University's mission has been to be a school for the people of the state, offering research, outreach and instruction to residents in every county.

Faculty members say the Marylhurst Board of Trustees rebuffed their attempt to collaborate on ways to save the small private college.

Marylhurst's enrollment fell from more than 1,400 students in 2013 to just a few hundred remaining this spring.

It’s a long-term build out for a campus that Oregon State University leaders say will eventually house 5,000 students. 

Floated as a revenue-generating option, what would it look like if Oregon’s largest public universities fell into private control?

Campus growth goals might take longer than expected after OSU-Cascades received a trimmed down funding package from lawmakers this year.