Media week: UO scholars in the news during the past week
Faculty experts fielded questions about many topics from numerous media outlets
In the News
New book examines the growth of state anti-labor laws
Gordon Lafer, a professor in the Labor Education and Research Center, examines laws limiting worker rights
Solutions journalism project tackles the issue of homelessness
The SOJC's Nicole Dahmen writes about a new approach to news writing for Poynter.org
Alex-Assensoh writes on the virtue of knowing when to say no
Writing in Inside Higher Ed, the UO vice president addresses issues faced by many women of color
UO's Brian McWhorter to perform new piece for parks service
The trumpet professor was commissioned to help celebrate the agency's 100th anniversary
Exhibit of ancient tapestries in New York co-curated by UO prof
Art history professor James Harper worked with the Church of St. John the Divine
Bias affects many legal decisions but can be reversed, prof writes
Erik Girvan writes about step to recognize and end implicit bias in courts
Law professor discusses DeVos comment on black universities
Carrie Leonetti argues that such institutions are part of the legacy of racism
UO researchers say federal funding is a good investment
Geri Richmond and David Conover write that research powers the U.S. economy
Knight Campus mirrors larger trend seen in New York, Schill says
The UO president was interviewed about a burst of new university construction in the city