Portland station highlights research into sweets in kids' cartoons
The study found many more sweets in cartoons aimed at girls than in those for boys
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Expert on medieval art is interviewed on Gothic architecture
Architectural Digest spoke with authorities on Gothic buildings, including the UO's Maile Hutterer
UO research cited in article about pesticides and GMO crops
The study found a possible connection between glyphosate and child health issues in some areas
NYT interviews UO psychology professor on therapy burnout
Alayna Park says it's not uncommon for some counseling sessions to feel like a dud
Carol Stabile interviewed for PBS biography of pianist Hazel Scott
'The Disappearance of Miss Scott' chronicles her meteoric rise as a jazz talent before being blacklisted
UO prof named to USA Today's Women of the Year list
Susan Sokolowski holds more than 100 patents and is known for her designs for special populations
Opinion: University presidents make the case for more funding
UO President Karl Scholz, OSU President Jayathy Murthy and business and Papé Group CEO Jordan Papé weigh in
Early math researcher is quoted on building 'number sense'
The UO's Ben Clarke said kids who struggle with math often have a weak grasp on using numbers
Researcher highlights progress, challenges for women in STEM fields
Knight Campus bioengineer Gabriella Lindberg believes there’s been progress, but more can be done
UO geophysicist gives insight into Santorini earthquakes
Emilie Hooft has been listening to the 'breathing' of the island’s volcano for years