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Discovery News and Men's Health turn to the UO human physiologist to explain how different kinds of stress affect the body.

The review by Scott McLemee at Inside Higher Ed says Zack approaches the concept of justice by examining what constitutes injustice.

The UO political science professor writes that gay and lesbian parents still face challenges, despite Supreme Court ruling.

Research published by Julius McGee, a UO graduate student in sociology, is making a splash here and overseas.

Lananna, also the president of TrackTown USA, will lead the men's track and field coaching staff for the U.S. team.

Saunders co-founded the UO's undergraduate minor in comics and cartoon studies, the first of its kind in the nation.

Ellen Herman had a busy day when the Supreme Court ruled about marriage equality because she and colleagues had a hand to play in it.

As she explained to The Oregonian in a story following the landmark decision, Herman and 19 fellow historians filed a brief that was cited in the ruling that same-sex couples have the right to marry. The historians have also filed briefs in other cases on the topic of historical evolution of marriage and gender roles.

Journal article looks at AAAS and other STEM-based programs that aim for diversity and opportunities for women and minorities.

The research described was co-authored by Atika Khurana and was published in the journal Child Development.

Sociology professor Ryan Light and a colleague in Denver reviewed 19,000 previous studies as part of their research.