College of Arts and Sciences

Wildfires and smoke pose cascading hazards for US communities
Social networking fraud is target of UO-led initiative
Director of the UO's Center for Cyber Security and Privacy will lead four-year project called oSAFARI to identify costly online frauds.
Women's self-defense courses turning out big numbers
During the 2015-16 academic year, nine classes were offered with a total of 257 students completing at least one of the courses by the end of spring term.
Going green for UO Earth Week
UO celebrates Earth Week with activities and events all week for students, staff and community members.
New disability studies minor to be offered fall 2017
The program will provide students a comprehensive understanding on the social, historical and political framing of disability.
Should exercisers lay off the antihistamines?
UO research identifies genes that aid muscles and blood vessels after exercise and finds 795 genes that are dulled by the use of antihistamines.