UO’s new-student orientation draws media spotlight
Chronicle of Higher Education draws on the UO’s approach to show how many schools are stretching out their orientations to broaden students’ first-year experiences
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Media week: UO scholars in the news during the month of August
UO researchers and scholars featured in stories about financial misreporting, the New York City Highline, achievement gaps and other topics
Jellyfish research by UO prof lands in a New York Times story
Marine biologist Kelly Sutherland studies creatures that are 'stranger than fiction'
Crowdsourcing emerges as a lifeline for medical expenses
Journalism instructor Courtney Munther talks about the power of sites like GoFundMe
Article touts the benefit of attracting skateboarders to parks
UO professor Ocean Howell said more activity in parks discourages crime
Media week: UO scholars in the news during the month of July
Faculty experts weigh in on topics ranging from sea salps to skateboarding
Data suggests assumptions on unemployment may be wrong
According to UO economics professor Tim Duy, the results of July’s jobs report will be closely looked at by the Federal Reserve as it sets its monetary policy.
Time is running out for climate interventions, UO law prof says
Mary Wood believes fossil fuel industry donations have kept politicians from acting
Slovic describes 'psychic numbing' in an interview with Vox
The UO psychology professor hopes his research will help change public behavior
Law prof's alimony app helps attorneys reach fair settlements
Julie Armbrust was recently feature in The Register-Guard speaking about her app