College of Arts and Sciences

Two-drug combination shows promise in helping heal chronic wounds
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.
Ian McNeely receives ACE fellowship for emerging leaders
The council’s fellowships are designed to prepare higher education faculty and staff for leadership positions in university administration.
UO program hosts talk on the mind and information
The discussion will center on the mind’s ability to accurately understand global climate, genocide and other abstract information.
Student is first from UO to attend women’s code conference
Zoe Olson, a computer science major, says her trip reflects an increasingly inclusive program at the UO.
UO student presents rocket science research in D.C.
Bangalore, a double major in mathematics and physics, will be presenting her research on the economics of in-space propulsion in Washington, D.C.