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The works by Geraldine Ondrizek reflect on notions of race tied to an infamous skin color chart used in the 1950s and 1960s

The proposal by a group of four faculty members would give the university a boost in the area of cutting-edge research in genetics and epigenetics

The show includes 34 large images drawn from nature, including rivers, landscapes and flowers and will run through the end of the year

Proposal would bring in additional faculty researchers to grow the UO's cutting-edge disease genetics program

The UO quarterback's journey from his home state of Hawaii to the Eugene campus and his hopes for the season are chronicled in the story

The UO psychology professor discusses the 'dread factor' that deadly diseases create in the popular imagination and how that can cause overreaction

'When the Game Stands Tall' opens in theaters this week and was shown to UO football players in the Hatfield-Dowlin Complex

Diets invited the campus community to attend the Aug. 27 panel meeting and to provide comment during an interview with KMTR

Erlandson has been studying the islands for more than 30 years, uncovering evidence of some of North America's earliest inhabitants