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"
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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
Berkman talks 'brain training' on The Academic Minute
UO psychology professor discusses "brain training" on northeastern Public Radio network's "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.
UO E-Clips: Media mentions through February 26, 2014
Controversial activist Keith Lierre to speak at Environmental Law Conference, Tim Gleason comments on pending legislation.
Richard Chartoff featured in Men’s Journal story
UO chemistry professor was recently featured in a Men's Journal article about building a better condom
UO E-Clips: Media mentions through February 21, 2014
The unique sport Kendo is practiced on UO's campus and local comedians perform for the Quackin' Me Up Comedy series.
UO E-Clips: Media mentions for Feb. 20, 2014
The Evans Scholars Foundation announcement, a physics instructor tackles the issue of women in STEM fields and local law enforcement work with UO Police
UO honors college student makes legislative appeal for Chapman renovation
The senior from Medford tells legislators that improvements to Chapman Hall are needed for the honors college to continue attracting Oregon's best
UO E-Clips: Media mentions through Feb. 19, 2014
The EMU expansion project, the Women's Roundtable will be held once more March and Obama completed a hurdle at Hayward Field in celebration of President's day