Landmark climate lawsuit involving UO students will proceed
Plaintiffs argue that their futures are imperiled by government inaction on climate change
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The Week That Was in Social Media, April 27-May 3
Celebrating Decision Day, gauging the value of a college education, and marking the start of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month were among our most popular social posts of the past week.
UO biologist writes essay about 3 studies of ocean grazers
In a Conversation piece, Kelly Sutherland tells readers how her lab approached an examination of how tiny creatures eat and feed the ocean
UO, Michigan and Ohio State presidents write on college's value
Amid national pressure for universities to demonstrate their value to students, the three presidents pen an essay for The Conversation
The week that was in social media, April 20-26
The new bike share program, Saudi Ducks and the UO's Rajneesh archives were among this week's favorites
Media week: UO scholars in the news in recent weeks
UO experts provided insight on topics including supervolcanos and Marvel comics
UO English professor leads team of comic curators
Ben Saunders is the chief curator for the 'Marvel: Universe of Superheroes' exhibit in Seattle
The Week That Was in Social Media, April 13-19
Our top social posts of the week included the unveiling of the new Hayward Field
The Week That Was in Social Media, April 7-12
Top social posts of the week include a UO researcher leading a team that installed undersea monitoring equipment in Antarctica
Secrecy rules can put lawyers in the hot seat, prof writes
In an article for The Conversation, Liz Tippett writes about the reasons for attorney-client privilege, and its pitfalls