New study addresses differing standards in presidential race
New UO research helps explain why some politicians are held to a different standard
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Masculinity colors responses to Trump, UO researcher says
Sociologist C. J. Pascoe is quoted in Newsweek saying criticism of Trump is tied to masculinity
UO research spotlighted in debate on AT&T-Time Warner merger
New work by UO economics professor Bruce Blonigen is drawing attention in light of a proposed mega merger between telecommunications giants AT&T and Time Warner.
The new study confirms what many consumers already suspected, that large mergers often hurt consumers by pushing up prices. The paper, co-authored with Federal Reserve economist Justin Pierce, challenges the corporate view that mergers reduce prices by increasing the efficiency of the merged companies.
UO president writes about Knight gift in Oregonian op-ed
President Michael Schill talks about the importance of the gift to the state and nation
UO study on Greenland's glaciers covered in Washington Post
Doctoral student Dustin Carroll finds that melting water from atop Greenland is taking an unexpected route into the ocean
White students' lives looking more like immigrants, prof writes
Journalism professor Héctor Tobar see a convergence in stories about white America and immigrants
UO professor writes about the gifts of knowledge
Prizes like the Nobels have a long history, says Honors College professor Vera Keller
Student designs for Paralympians featured in magazine
Students in the UO's product design program created gear for rugby althetes
UO professor discusses immigration on new radio program
Political scientist Dan Tichenor kicked off the new Jefferson Public Radio show
JSMA's Art of the Athlete class featured on CBS Sports
The class provides an important expressive outlet for student athletes