School of Planning, Public Policy and Management News
The PPPM team behind the new book Rethinking Streets During COVID-19 shares their favorite thoroughfares around the world.
The UO’s Institute for Policy Research and Engagement co-authored a blueprint to help U.S. communities recover from the pandemic
The ARC, opening fall 2021, will host up to 35 first-year students who share a passion for planning.
The PPPM assistant professor discusses Uber, Lyft, and transit deserts.
The Pacific Northwest Just Futures Institute for Racial and Climate Justice was made possible by a historic $4.52 million grant from Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
The UO recognized the work of John Arroyo and Ben Clark of PPPM, Leslie Dietz of the Biology and the Built Environment Center, and Mark Fretz and Kevin Van Den Wymelenberg of SAE.
Associate Professor Ben Clark and IPRE’s Robert Parker find that the state needs to reinforce vaccine safety via public outreach.
The assistant professor helped co-author the recent paper ‘The Carbon Footprint of Ride-Hailing: GHG Inventory Methodology’
The Cottage Grove Armory is included in the Institute for Policy Research & Engagement's heritage resource disaster planning guide.
The current dean at the University of Texas Arlington’s College of Architecture, Planning and Public Affairs and the UNESCO chair on water will join the college spring term.
With Oregon Heritage and Cottage Grove, the PPPM institute created a plan to protect historic main streets, cemeteries, museums, and more.
Rebecca Lewis and Aimee Okotie-Oyekan will serve on a committee examining transportation and housing.
SCYP students partner with Troutdale to help the city achieve its goals in the areas of climate change, housing insecurity, and racial justice.
The City of Eugene opens the 13th Avenue Bikeway inspired by the UO LiveMove student group's designs.
Interim Dean Laura Vandeburgh welcomes back the College of Design community.
