Research uncovers a new way to identify a rare earthquake
The work is helping develop faster public warnings that could save lives
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Lawyers are trying to scare you with Facebook advertisements
Advocacy groups are raising alarms about law firms seeking clients to sue drug companies
America's love affair with the single-family house is cooling
But it won't be a quick breakup, two UO researchers write in The Conversation
Three internet language trends from 2019, explained
Two UO linguists help you catch up with the lingo changes wrought by social media
Feeling sick is an emotion meant to help you get better faster
'Lassitude' is an important part of how human beings work to recover from illness
The more women run, the more they are treated like candidates
Law professor Elizabeth Tippett writes about the evolution of female political candidates
Another major democracy fights to maintain the rule of law
Professor David Frank sees parallels between Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu and Donald Trump
Local news can bridge the media trust gap, if the public pays
Professor Damian Radcliffe discusses ways local journalists can rebuild public trust
Why saying 'OK boomer' at work is considered age discrimination
Federal law protects older workers, law professor Elizabeth Tippett writes, but not millennials
States can learn from Native American wildfire management
In The Conversation, two UO researchers say native tribes have a long history using fire