Movie spotlights UO's link to storied high school football team
'When the Game Stands Tall' opens in theaters this week and was shown to UO football players in the Hatfield-Dowlin Complex
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Sexual Assault Review Panel Chair Mary Diets invites public input on KMTR
Diets invited the campus community to attend the Aug. 27 panel meeting and to provide comment during an interview with KMTR
Erlandson's work in Channel Islands featured in LA Times
Erlandson has been studying the islands for more than 30 years, uncovering evidence of some of North America's earliest inhabitants
UO biologist makes splash in National Geographic jellyfish query
UO biologist Kelly Sutherland was among the experts queried to find out why so many beaches seem to be overrun by jellyfish
Sports Products Initiative scores 'clusters' coverage in Register-Guard
Not touchdowns, three-pointers or a record-setting 10K; think sports products for the latest in the R-G's series on the "Clusters of Excellence" initiative
Summer Sports Institute scores a win in its debut year
The first of its kind on the West Coast, the institute drew students from all over the country to learn from sports law experts and athletes
Higher education funding plan includes more student aid
Newspaper article describes the first-ever united front by universities and community colleges to present a budget recommendation to the governor
Scott Coltrane discusses paternity research in NPR story
Coltrane discusses the growing desire among fathers in the United States for paid time off from work to bond with a new baby
Archaeology Magazine highlights UO's Jenkins and Paisley Caves
Dennis Jenkins' discoveries at Paisley Caves are included in a special section in the September-October issue of Archaeology Magazine
UO alums open new clinic serving residents in Oakridge
Oliver Alexander and Orion Falvey came up with the idea for a low-cost medical center as part of startup competition while they were students