Mark Carey of the Clark Honors College and Katie Heidt of the Teaching and Learning Center are this year's honorees.

The annual award recognizes journalists at all levels whose work demonstrates the highest values in journalism.

Findings from comprehensive data collection show foster children change schools a lot, but they do better when they enter kindergarten prepared.

As a guest of the International Women's Forum, she plans to address what trauma looks like and how institutions can move forward.

Lokey, who donated almost $140 million to the UO, was one of seven scientists, inventors and philanthropists who were honored.

Discussions on white privilege distract from the real issues raised by racial profiling in American policing, according to one of the key claims in a new book by University of Oregon philosophy professor Naomi Zack.

In “White Privilege and Black Rights,” released in April, Zack challenges conventional wisdom, attempting to shift the focus from white privilege to the way the rights of African-Americans are violated with racial profiling and police homicide, a theory Zack calls applicative justice.

New sensors added to Oregon's monitoring network to help make the state a stronger participant in the Pacific Northwest Seismic Network.

The UO psychology professor, noted for his research on how people perceive and act on risky issues, joins an elite membership of the world's top leaders.

Award will allow the UO political scientist to spend a year focusing on his research on undocumented immigrants living in the U.S.

The website College Rank put the MNCH at No. 38 on a list of 'most amazing' college museums.