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UO students call on university to protect international students amid immigration crackdown
We'll hear more about student demands and how ICE actions are changing the mood on campus.

Health
Political views shape how much patients trust their doctors, UO study finds
“People on the right are reporting less trust in their own primary care provider, less trust in their child’s pediatrician, less trust in the medical staff in an emergency room than those on the political left,” said University of Oregon political scientist Neil O'Brian who conducted the research.
UO students rally after visa revocations, urge stronger protections for international peers
At least four UO students have had their student visas revoked for unspecified reasons, according to university officials.
International students at 3 Oregon universities have visas revoked in federal crackdown
Nineteen international students from Oregon State University, University of Oregon and Portland State University have had their visas revoked, according to officials.
Education
4 UO international students have visas revoked amid federal crackdown on immigration
In a statement sent to KLCC, a university official explained that the visas were revoked on the basis of unspecified criminal charges.
University of Oregon faculty ratifies new contract, avoiding strike
An email sent by United Academics of UO president Mike Urbancic to union members Friday afternoon said 97% of the faculty members who cast a ballot voted to ratify the deal.

Education
University of Oregon faculty union reaches tentative deal, strike averted for now
United Academics, the university's faculty union, had declared its intent to strike as early as Monday unless a deal was reached. They’re seeking a contract with higher wages.
What you need to know about UO faculty union’s potential strike on Monday
United Academics of the University of Oregon has announced its intent to strike as early as Monday, the start of Spring Term, unless it can reach a deal on a new contract. UO’s Office of the Provost said it will not cancel the term if a strike happens.

Ashlon Jackson leads Duke over Oregon 59-53 in 2nd round of the women's NCAA Tournament
Ashlon Jackson scored 14 of her 20 points in the third quarter to power No. 2 seed Duke to a 59-53 victory over 10th-seeded Oregon in the second round of the women’s NCAA Tournament.
Federal funding
UO’s Museum of Natural and Cultural History faces uncertainty amid federal funding threats
President Trump’s executive order to dismantle the Institute of Museum and Library Services threatens funding for the University of Oregon’s Museum of Natural and Cultural History, raising concerns about its ability to serve rural communities.