UO scientist gets the dirt on what could be the planet's oldest soil
Geologist Greg Retallack helped identify a sample of an early soil that could be 3.7 billion years old
Academics and Research
UO scientists uncover a rare Oregon dinosaur fossil
Dino bones are rarely found in Oregon, which was underwater for most of the dinosaur age
OHSU and UO joint research teams report progress, plans
Members of 10 teams working together met in Salem to discuss progress and next steps
UO Startup Week highlights entrepreneurship across campus
Highlights include a Nov. 16 panel discussion on turning faculty research into new products
UO study finds healthy creativity in kids’ imaginary worlds
Studies led by Marjorie Taylor find children who invent parallel worlds often are strong storytellers
Collaboration gets $1.2 million NSF grant to boost STEM learning
The project melds work in the College of Education and School of Journalism and Communication
Prof hits the trail to get another view of Native American history
Stephanie Wood wants educators to see the Lewis and Clark Trail from another perspective
Williams Fund Showcase will share innovations in teaching
A panel of Williams Fund recipients will share insights from their teaching practices and programs
2017 Mexico quake came from unexpected location, study says
The strong earthquake defied models and raises new concerns, reports a team led by Diego Melgar
New humanities initiative realigns programs to fit student needs
Led by Martha Bayless, the program helps students explore subject areas in tune with their interests