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.
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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.
Forbes lists UO among top schools for late applicants
The list features highly ranked schools that also have high acceptance rates and often become dream schools.
UO's Reis gets personal about "end of life" talks in NY Times
Her father's heart attack drives home the need to be prepared to honor a family member's final wishes
UO's Sutherland talks ice in news story on Antarctic report
UO geologist provides an outside-expert's view of new study on Antarctic sea ice in a leading science journal
UO geographer Amy Lobben talks maps in The Atlantic
Geography department head Amy Lobben uses neuroscience and brain imaging to help understand how people process maps
Atmospheric trust lawsuits get a review in Forbes commentary
The innovative legal theory, now the basis for at least nine lawsuits, suggests a new way of looking at the public trust
VP Robin Holmes reiterates UO’s pot policy in USA Today story
Marijuana remains prohibited on campus, and the university will consider whether any policy changes are needed before the new law takes effect in July 2015
Fathers still face stigma on family leave, Coltrane tells NYT
In an interview for The Upshot column, Coltrane talks about the potential penalties men face in taking leave