UO study on Greenland's glaciers covered in Washington Post
Doctoral student Dustin Carroll finds that melting water from atop Greenland is taking an unexpected route into the ocean
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White students' lives looking more like immigrants, prof writes
Journalism professor Héctor Tobar see a convergence in stories about white America and immigrants
UO professor writes about the gifts of knowledge
Prizes like the Nobels have a long history, says Honors College professor Vera Keller
Student designs for Paralympians featured in magazine
Students in the UO's product design program created gear for rugby althetes
UO professor discusses immigration on new radio program
Political scientist Dan Tichenor kicked off the new Jefferson Public Radio show
JSMA's Art of the Athlete class featured on CBS Sports
The class provides an important expressive outlet for student athletes
Facebook news feeds may be changing history, prof writes
Journalism professor Nicole Dahmen says the website's news feed may mask important issues
UO sees budget challenges, but not a current shortfall
This year's budget is balanced, but rising employee costs will bring difficult issues
Oregon Bach Festival attracts 20,000 people in 2016
The annual celebration of Bach’s work continues to garner international recognition, year after year.
A funny thing happened on the way to the psych study
Seeing a need for a humorous timeout in the serious subject of psychology studies, UO professor Sanjay Srivastava came up with something new: a syllabus for a graduate-level course to examine what’s messed up in psych research.
Part catharsis and part commentary, the syllabus is real but the course is not. It was Srivastava’s effort to bring a little levity to a field that’s undergoing a lot of hand-wringing these days.