In the News

While the odds of infection are low, people's perceptions are driven by 'our gut feelings,' says Paul Slovic

The Neurons to Mind proposal would help cement the UO's standing as a leader in the field and allow it to reach new heights

An article called Mullens one of the top college sports executives and someone who is helping shape the field nationally

A story in The Oregonian highlights the university's efforts to expand its sports product programs and become a national leader

Story outlines plan to boost the College of Education with new faculty hires to maintain and expand its expertise in a variety of fields

The list measures which schools win the most championships for the least amount of money and is prepared by Texas A&M University

The UO journalism professor has written a book about Parkinson's Disease and writes a blog for a journal that covers the illness

The research found that antifreeze proteins in notothenioids keep ice crystals from melting when water temperatures rise above freezing

Yong Zhao discusses his new book about the education system in China and what the United States can learn from it