Stone tool from Rimrock has carved quite a niche of media coverage
Among the attention is an interview with the UO's Patrick O'Grady on an NPR affiliate's news show in Los Angeles.
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UO physicist featured in Atlantic story about potential art fraud by robots
Richard Taylor is center stage in story about computers being programmed to use algorithms to fake masterpieces.
Arsenic-cycling findings by UO’s Jin draw quick media coverage
The UO research done south of Eugene has worldwide implications for making water in affected areas safer to drink.
Oregonian notes NSF and Sloan awards to UO chemists
The story notes recent awards to Michael Pluth, George Nazin, Michael Harms and Shannon Boettcher.
UO professor's thoughts on ISIS land in national conversation
Angela Joya discusses how ISIS attracts young fighters in an article for the academic website The Conversation.
UO featured in Chronicle article on resource budgeting method
The article uses the UO as an example of how resource-centered management can boost funding.
Search committee discusses confidentiality in op-ed article
Committee Chair Connie Ballmer also pledges to keep the selection process transparent and provide ongoing updates on progress.
Library fan Bill Walton stops by the UO to see Kesey collection
In town to broadcast the men's basketball game, Walton joins two former Merry Pranksters for the library visit.
NY Times story features UO map of mule deer migration routes
The UO's InfoGraphics Lab is working with universities and agencies in Wyoming on an atlas of wildlife migration.
Former journalism school dean Arnold Ismach dies at age 84
Ismach led the School of Journalism and Communication from 1985 to 1994 and was known for his civic engagement and good humor.