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.
In the News
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.
UO's Erlandson and Jenkins land in National Geographic story
Their research on the Channel Islands and in Oregon's Paisley Caves add to emerging new debate on the first Americans.
Mariota makes it official: His next stop is the NFL
The UO's record-setting quarterback and Heisman Trophy winner says he will not return next year and will enter the NFL draft
Articles say the UO comes out a winner despite football loss
The university's effort to build name recognition through its athletics program has succeeded, news reports say.
National Geographic focus on 'Baby Brains' taps UO research
Project involving Head Start led by Helen Neville is among examples of research focusing on poverty, brain development.
New UO brand campaign is highlighted in national media
Web traffic from the UO's home page to its admissions page jumped sixfold after a new ad debuted during the Rose Bowl.
UO vice president sees promise in the arrival of a new year
In a newspaper opinion article, Michael Andreasen reflects on last year's challenges while looking ahead to 2015.
UO sees spike in donor, student interest following Rose Bowl win
Huge numbers visit UO Facebook site and newly redesigned home page in wake of Rose Bowl win.
Environmental law expert on children’s climate crusade
Mary Wood was a guest this weekend on “Moyers and Company” talking about the efforts to defend the climate for future generations.