UO Chamber Choir to sing in Spain at venerable event
The troupe will perform at the legendary Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela in May
Academics and Research
The human brain would rather look at nature than city streets
New work by the UO's Richard Taylor points to the benefits of natural fractal patterns
Study finds bias in how doctors talk to Black, female patients
An SOJC professor analyzed 1.8 million medical records and found systemic differences
Music and dance dean works to boost women in higher ed
Sabrina Madison-Cannon talks about her inspiration, her work and the work still to be done
Tiny marine larvae survive by turning carnivorous, study finds
The small and unassuming creatures can take down larger prey, OIMB researchers say
UO law school aids in the housing and eviction crisis
Oregon Law is one of 99 schools that answered the AG’s call for aid to communities
Atlas update arrives in time for Yellowstone’s 150th anniversary
Second edition of UO-led Atlas of Yellowstone explores the park’s influence over time
College of Education researcher: Rethink the focus on weight
Nichole Kelly says more attention should be paid to inactivity, loneliness and poor diets
Chemistry prof honored for research innovation, teaching
Carl Brozek received a Cottrell Scholar award for his work on water filtration
New Journal is aimed at revitalizing Indigenous languages
Living Languages debuts at the start of the International Indigenous Languages Decade