New York Times features UO's new 'climate fiction' course New York Times education writer Richard Perez-Pena writes about the UO graduate-level course "The Cultures of Climate Change" in the newspaper's March 31 issue Read more about New York Times features UO's new 'climate fiction' course
NSF story showcases the work of UO's Bindeman Ilya Bindeman's research on the Yellowstone supervolcano featured on National Science Foundation website Read more about NSF story showcases the work of UO's Bindeman
Oregonian: UO's school psychologist doctoral program fourth-least-expensive Oregonian story cites ranking of top school psychology programs by the online site Best Psychology Degrees Read more about Oregonian: UO's school psychologist doctoral program fourth-least-expensive
UO faculty weigh in on concussions Two members of the Center for Brain Injury Research and Training have penned a guest commentary in the Register-Guard on concussions Read more about UO faculty weigh in on concussions
Washington Post covers UO research on serving water with veggies Research from Lundquist professor Bettina Cornwell provides basis for Washington Post story on kids and veggies Read more about Washington Post covers UO research on serving water with veggies
KVAL covers UOPD lieutenant with Unity Tour The television network features Lt. Andy Bechdolt, who will ride in his third Police Unity Tour to honor those who have died in the line of duty Read more about KVAL covers UOPD lieutenant with Unity Tour
UO admissions director's comments on SAT changes go nationwide Jim Rawlins, former president of the National Association for College Admission Counseling, called changes "potentially helpful and useful" Read more about UO admissions director's comments on SAT changes go nationwide
UO's Evans Scholarship House makes multiple RG headlines The newspaper publishes two-story package about 58-year scholar relationship between UO and Western Golf Association Read more about UO's Evans Scholarship House makes multiple RG headlines
Berkman talks 'brain training' on The Academic Minute UO psychology professor discusses "brain training" on northeastern Public Radio network's "The Academic Minute" Read more about Berkman talks 'brain training' on The Academic Minute
UO E-Clips: Media mentions through February 27, 2014 UO Service Learning Program hosts panel of advocates for unique gift economy; Elliot Berkman explains stance on brain training tools. Read more about UO E-Clips: Media mentions through February 27, 2014