‘Doing your own research’ can make fake news seem believable A UO media expert pinpoints how voters can fight misinformation during election seasons Read more about ‘Doing your own research’ can make fake news seem believable
Twitch app moves into news coverage, redefining journalism The gamer site could be a boon to news outlets, reaching new audiences and building trust Read more about Twitch app moves into news coverage, redefining journalism
Social connection is a key for youth suicide prevention efforts Teachers, parents and friends can make a difference by reaching out to high-risk teens Read more about Social connection is a key for youth suicide prevention efforts
‘Saber’ no more: Giant prehistoric salmon had spike teeth Read more about ‘Saber’ no more: Giant prehistoric salmon had spike teeth Largest salmon to ever live had tusks protruding from the side of its jaw, new research shows
The NCAA football transfer portal shows mixed results for teams A new study shows some teams get a boost, but it depends on the position the transfers play Read more about The NCAA football transfer portal shows mixed results for teams
Early intervention could help keep young women out of jail A long-running study finds that troubled youth often turn their lives around in their mid-20s Read more about Early intervention could help keep young women out of jail
Options can lower vaccine hesitancy for COVID-19, other diseases UO researchers found that the ‘pleasure of choice’ could help increase vaccination Read more about Options can lower vaccine hesitancy for COVID-19, other diseases
Single-crop farming has potential to harm bees, UO study finds But researchers say putting native plants among commercial crops can help protect bee health Read more about Single-crop farming has potential to harm bees, UO study finds
Take the quiz: It's time to test your knowledge of UO research Read more about Take the quiz: It's time to test your knowledge of UO research Try these 15 brain-teasing questions about the university's scientific and scholarly work
A new cybersecurity major helps students hack the job market Read more about A new cybersecurity major helps students hack the job market Graduates of the College of Arts and Sciences program aim to leave the UO career-ready