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Students fill gaps in stories told by Oregon's historical markers

A new website and map provide a fuller picture of the state's past and the effects of settlement

A historical marker near the Columbia River
 
SOJC professor Troy Elias (right) and graduate student Dani Clarke Academics and Research

People of color support climate action, but few get credit for it

Interviewing a mother in the dual language lab Academics and Research

COE research helps bilingual children find classroom success

Professor Amy Lobben (middle), with geography alumna Josie Imrie (left) and geography major Arielle Alferez Academics and Research

Spatial data science: Geography program maps a course

Researchers in front of Alaska’s LeConte Glacier Academics and Research

New data from UO-led study may change glacial melt predictions

Illuminated initial from Medieval manuscript of Florus' Epitome of Roman History , Three early printed volumes from the rare book collections of UO Libraries. , Page from manuscript, commentary on the Book of Numbers by Rabanus Maurus , Gart de Gesundheit, a hand-colored herbal printed in 1485. , Madonna and child illustration from an Ethiopian devotional manuscript. , , 1711 first edition of "De analysi" by Isaac Walton. , Illustration of a dragon by Louis Fairfax Muckley , , Academics and Research

New grant will fund complete catalog records for rare books

New York cityscape Academics and Research

College of Design seeks proposals for Oregon Places Prize

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