Magazine names UO law professor Mary Wood a 'Climate Avenger'
The More magazine and website praises Wood for her work using the public trust doctrine as a vehicle to speed action on climate change.
In the News
Sanjay Srivastava talks emotions and likability in New York Magazine
The story discusses work by Srivastava and graduate student Allison Tackman that looks at the social costs of supressing one's emotions.
Into the deep with OIMB
UO scientists Craig Young and Kirsten Meyer appear on The Jefferson Exchange to talk about dives off the U.S. East Coast and New Zealand.
Bernstein piano works performed by UO's Dossin continue to earn praise
Alexandre Dossin's 'Thirteen Anniversaries' highlights short works Leonard Bernstein wrote to celebrate friends, family and colleagues.
New website chronicles Oregon history through its buildings
Ed Teague of UO Libraries worked with colleagues at OSU to digitize a huge trove of historical photos of Oregon buildings, making them available on the Web.
UO professor discusses goodness and god in NPR story
Psychology professor Azim Shariff's work is cited in a story about whether voters would elect an atheist as president.
UO postdoctoral fellow is focus of series of her hometown paper
Explore Big Sky is profiling hometown resident Twila Moon's environmental research in Greenland and Antarctica.
Chemistry professor David Tyler featured in The Atlantic magazine
Tyler, who studies the life cycles of consumer goods, addresses a mother's concerns about the plastics used to make toy dolls.
UO biologist is in NY Times story and video about project in Alaska
John Postlethwait is studying genes of fish contaminated by PCBs in an effort to help native populations exposed to toxins left at the end of the Cold War.
Professor Joe Lowndes talks politics on MSNBC's 'Nerding Out'
The UO political science professor appeared on three segments of the program from its studio in New York City.