ShakeAlert warnings can give people time, but few have done so
The app can save lives, but only if people know what to do when alerted, and then do it
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Small-group learning can counter school closures, if done right
Supportive peer relationships can have wide-ranging positive effects, prof writes
Are people lying more with social media and smartphones?
UO professor says more lies happen on the phone, but the amount of lying overall is low
Small-town Pride celebrations show LGBTQ life outside cities
Pride celebrations in rural areas are becoming much more common, despite resistance
The erosion of Roe v. Wade didn’t begin in Texas or Missouri
A 1992 Supreme Court case originating in Pennsylvania started the slide, UO prof writes
Decades of hype turned protein into a multibillion-dollar industry
The fanfare comes in spite of the fact that most Americans get twice as much as they need
To support the health of kids, stop focusing on their weight
Health research and initiatives often place a disproportionate emphasis on body mass
Harvard’s decision to ditch fossil fuel holdings reflects a shift
More universities are investing with climage change in mind, UO law professor writes
What’s a major donor? A UO fundraising expert explains
Renee Irvin explains how nonprofits rank charitable gifts and those who give them
Robot lawyers: Bad for some attorneys, good for consumers?
Even partial automation of legal work could fundamentally change the profession