College of Arts and Sciences

Learn what goes on in the brain when you try to break a habit
New UO researcher finds surprise growth in Tibetan forest
Working with colleagues from China and the UC Davis, Lucas Silva unlocks a potentially new way to study how plants respond to climate change
Warm Springs students explore family, tribal folklife at UO
The Oregon Folklife Network helped eighth-graders learn how to gather family histories
Glacial ice is a way of life for UO oceanographer
Dave Sutherland reels in a boatload of National Science Foundation grants, including one with Mark Carey to study glaciers in Antarctica
New study delves into state approaches to immigration
UO professor Dan Tichenor will examine the effects of starkly different state policies on immigration
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.