In the News

The interview will air live at 8:05 a.m. PDT on Tuesday. Listeners can tune in live or access an archived edition of the interview via the Jefferson Public Radio website.

A regular column in The Register-Guard highlights the work of students in UO entrepreneur programs and showcases efforts to connect the university to the business community.

Wagoner, director of the Warsaw Sports Marketing Center in the Lunquist College of Business, told the website that sports and cars are a good mix.

Vice President for Equity and Inclusion Yvette Alex-Assensoh writes about the need for a new generation of activists to protect 50 years of progress on access.

Alex Tizon delves into the disappearance of two men and how the search to uncover their fate brings two families together in a strange and surprising way.

Hartman wrote "The Adventures of Meg A. Mole, Future Chemist," a child-friendly publication issued by the American Chemical Society.

The communications disorders and sciences professor is using peer group support to help young people deal with concussion aftereffects.

The housing design award is given jointly by the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture and the American Institute of Architecture.

Artifacts thought to be weapons could actually be agricultural tools, according to research by Clark Honors College Dean Terry Hunt and others.

Religious studies professor David Hollenberg discusses his efforts to save historic Islamic texts threatened by the civil war in Yemen.