Four CHC students elected to Phi Beta Kappa's 'Oregon Six'
A total of 108 Clark Honors College students were elected to the academic honor society based on their stellar academic records.
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Spotlight on the Class of 2024
They started their college careers when a global pandemic reshaped the way students learn. Now they are graduating from the CHC and stepping out into a new world. These are the stories of 18 students who represent the next generation of leaders.
Gaining perspective on policy: Debaters in DC
Honors College students made up most of the UO contingent on a student trip to DC for Oregon's debate team. The group got to experience how the policy they research for debates is made.
Phi Beta Kappa scholarship goes to CHC double major
Charles Petrik, who studies geography and global studies, was awarded the “Key into Public Service” scholarship.
Three Minute Thesis Competition is becoming a new CHC tradition
Clark Honors College seniors Ethan Dinh, Alex Staben and Alyson Johnston take home the top 3 cash prizes in the second annual event.
UO one of three schools selected to expand their Stamps Scholars Program
UO will again double the number of Stamps Scholars, who are automatically offered CHC admission, starting fall 2024.
Take your studies overseas: CHC's Study Abroad Programs in Berlin, Oxford and London
CHC students and others have the chance to explore over the summer through a variety of study abroad options.
What makes a good doctor: Q&A with Dr. Robert Cloutier
Liberal arts colleges like the CHC can produce excellent medical students, says Dr. Rob Cloutier, OHSU's assistant dean of admissions. Hear about his holistic admissions philosophy and how he looks for potential in applicants.
Literary Sisters: Two Years That Changed Our Culture
In The Sisterhood: How A Network of Black Women Writers Changed American Culture, Courtney Thorsson, faculty-in-residence at the Clark Honors College, tells their story in a critically acclaimed book that has been called a model for literary histories.
CHC senior Nayantara Arora is the first Rhodes Scholar at UO since 2007
The senior from Portland is majoring in neuroscience and minoring in chemistry and global health. She is the first UO student to be named a Rhodes Scholar in more than 15 years.