College of Arts and Sciences

Grateful Ducks offers a celebration of music and innovation
Diversity and justice on public land is the focus of symposium
The annual Climate Change and Indigenous Peoples Lecture is May 9
UO duo finds way to predict shifts in watersheds as climate changes
Researcher Toby Maxwell led a team into the mountains to study effects of drought on trees and soil
Pub talk will tell how lasers are revealing Oregon's landscapes
Earth sciences professor Josh Roering is learning about ancient and potential landslides with lasers fired from the sky
UO’s newest Truman Scholar even surprised herself by winning
Clark Honors student Sravya Tadepalli nails her final interview to land a spot in the 2018 class of one of the nation's most prestigious scholarship programs
Writing on human migration will be explored at May conference
'Writing Migration,' taking place May 3-4, will look at modern and historical mass movements