World Cup again puts US women in the role of sports diplomats
A UO researcher’s new book looks at how the team’s success plays out in world politics
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Time outdoors might do teens some inner good
A breath, or more, of fresh air may be just the ticket for reducing youth stress
Octopuses map their visual landscape much like humans do
New research provides a better understanding of how the marine animal sees its world
Field site shows evidence of humans in Oregon 18,000 years ago
A rock shelter in Eastern Oregon could be the earliest human camp in North America
Financial transparency index helps track ‘dark money’ in politics
Professor Renée Irvin has developed a new method for evaluating fundraising groups
College of Arts and Sciences to hire cluster of Latinx faculty
The group hire will add diversity and meet student demand for Latinx studies courses
Microscale 3D printers unlock new biomaterial possibilities
New research from professor Paul Dalton launches affordable, open-source devices
Pioneer woman’s Oregon Trail journal returns to UO Libraries
Elizabeth (Ellison) Goltra and her family traveled from Missouri to Oregon in 1853
UO joins semiconductor network in partnership with Micron
The regional higher ed network will help train the future semiconductor industry workforce
Environment Initiative names six new faculty fellows
Their range of projects contribute to the initiative’s efforts for a just and livable future