In the News

Student writer Polly Irungu explains the benefits of occasional napping and shows nap-friendly locations on the UO campus.

Sheine talked about the benefits of cross-laminate timber, a product being explored at the National Center for Advanced Wood Products.

Weise, a professor of history, recently spoke with host Frank Stasio on the public radio program The State of Things.

Favero talks about the benefits of career centers, making the most of your university experience and the value of networking

UO psychology professor Paul Slovic writes about the 'arithmetic of compassion' and psychic numbing in The New York Times.

The study by UO geology professor Josh Roering looked at how erosion in the ice age was different than what is common today.

The study was co-authored by Atika Khurana, an assistant professor of counseling psychology and human services at the UO.

UO professor gives his reaction to new artifacts found at Monte Verde that push the clock back 4,000 years for human presence in the Americas.

Political science professor Alison Gash explains why transgender students run the risk of physical harm and harassment.

Hopkins said the platypus and the opossum are the two living mammals that have changed the least over the eons.