Commentator taps UO prof for analysis of current WNBA player unrest
Courtney M. Cox studies issues at the intersection of race, global sports and media
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UO included in grant to create an interdisciplinary geo-hazards center
Josh Roering, professor of earth sciences at the University of Oregon, is a co-leader of the new Center for Land Surface Hazards.
More Iowa schools move to four-day weeks
A University of Oregon review of 11 empirical studies found that rural and non-rural students experienced decreased math and reading achievements.
Italian song 'Bella Ciao' lyrics implicated in Charlie Kirk’s killing
People often think of 'Bella Ciao' as a partisan resistance song," said Diana Garvin, an assistant professor of Italian at the University of Oregon, who has written a study on the song. "And while that is true, it's only a small slice of the story."
Article points to Knight Campus work on antimicrobial resistance
The new this technology also could transform research on cancer, viruses and protein design
Website says UO's mass timber program could help LA rebuild
The connected wood panels can be both environmentally green and fire-resistant
UO geophysicist talks with NYT about Kamchatka earthquake
Diego Melgar offers ideas on why such a large quake produced a relatively small tsunami
UO bee researcher's work lands in the national spotlight
Biologist Lauren Ponisio's work on native bees is featured in a on Fox Weather segment
Story on youth mental health focuses on Ballmer Institute programs
Radio station KLCC notes that a change in Nevada law opens the door for Ballmer grads
Seattle's KOMO-TV spotlights UO study on old-growth trees
Work by James Johnston finds ancient ponderosa pines dying at an alarming rate