From the New York Times to the Washington Post, University of Oregon researchers have been at the forefront of media coverage around COVID-19 as journalists seek out experts on the national and world response, reaction and preparation for the virus.

Here are some of the stories featuring UO faculty members from the week of March 30-April 3:

April 3

• Fatherhood is more visible than ever. But will dads working from home actually step up more?
  The Washington Post: Scott Coltrane, professor emeritus in sociology at the UO, provides expert commentary.
   
• This Silent Job Killer Is an Underrated Threat to the Economy
  The Washington Post: UO economist Tim Duy wrote for Bloomberg. The piece was picked up by The Washington Post.

April 2

• Under quarantine because of the coronavirus? Know your legal rights | Opinion
  Miami Herald: UO law professor Latisha Nixon-Jones wrote a piece for The Conversation. It was published in the Miami Herald.
   
• A Brave New World, A stay at home order means finding community online
  Eugene Weekly: UO psychology professor Elliot Berkman provides expert commentary.

April 1

• Oregon newspapers stop printing, cut jobs and hours amid coronavirus crisis
  The Oregonian: Todd Milbourn, co-director of the journalism master’s program, provides expert commentary.
   
• Under lockdown ahead of Ramadan, luxury brands must adapt
  Vogue Business: The story mentions research by UO journalism professor Damian Radcliffe.

March 31

• We Need to Start Tossing Money Out of Helicopters
  The Atlantic: UO economist Tim Duy is quoted.
   
• Opinion: The anxiety stock market investors feel about the pandemic in the markets is not perfectly logical, but it is quite real
  Marketwatch: The story features research by UO psychology professor Paul Slovic.

March 30

• Why Some People Resist Advice on How to Behave in the Pandemic
  Scientific American: UO marketing professor Troy Campbell writes for Scientific American.

• What’s essential? In France: pastry, wine. In US: golf, guns
  Associated Press: PPPM professor Benjamin Clark provides expert commentary. 
  • This story was picked up by dozens of other media outlets around the country, including The Oregonian.

March 28-29

• MAC offers Pompeii lecture series via Zoom
  Spokesman-Review: UO classics professor Kevin Dicus will give a virtual lecture.
   
• Coronavirus Drives Colleges to Test Optional
  Inside Higher Ed: Jim Rawlins, director of admissions and assistant vice president for student services and enrollment management at the UO, is quoted.
   
• Oregon universities prepare to kick off spring term with online classes
  KGW: UO provost Patrick Phillips is quoted.