How to evaluate images in the age of AI
UO media scholar proposes an alternative to asking whether an image is real or fake
Academics and Research
Early math tutoring can boost achievement
UO report analyzed over 100 studies of children in preschool through first grade
UO recognized as a top producer of Gilman Scholars
The recognition highlights the UO’s work to expand access to global education for students with financial need
Increasing the societal impact of College of Arts and Sciences research
From community partnerships to startups, here's how UO researchers are creating real-world change
Mountainous landscapes store far more carbon than previously thought
The research finding may help inform and support climate solutions
Aspiring music teachers hitting high notes in Oregon classrooms
It’s Monday morning, but Ellie Auvinen leads 45 teenagers through their vocal warm-ups with fearless enthusiasm.
“I’m seeing slumping,” she calls out cheerfully. “No slumping in this choir room! Reach up. Long arms.”
The University of Oregon senior might be under the supervision of Sheldon High School choir teacher Megan Purdue, but for now this is clearly Auvinen’s classroom. In unison, the students lean forward and back, left and right, take deep breaths in and out.
Lead gift propels Child Behavioral Health Building forward
The $15 million investment names the Tykeson Child Behavioral Health Building at the UO Portland campus and supports systemic change in youth behavioral health
What makes a flock stick together?
The key is staying in perfect balance, new research shows
In an increasingly digital world, we still can't outsource this
Storytelling is one skill AI can't replace, which is why every College of Arts and Sciences student learns it
Human physiology students take mock mission to Mars
It's one example of innovative teaching supported by the Williams Fund, celebrating 30 years