College of Arts and Sciences

A UO philosopher talks about AI and how data affects your life
Skilled workers: Study shows the talents of leafcutter ants
Research in Colombia, Ecuador and Robert Schofield's UO lab shows how these ants use their legs and divide their leaf-processing duties.
Virtual pen pals: Fewer letters, more face time
An innovative online tool developed by the Yamada Language Center gives UO students face time with counterparts in France.
Science Friday chases bugs with look at UO research
The popular NPR program will feature research from the UO on microbial clouds and antibiotic-resistent pathogens found in dust.
Malheur occupation isn't the first for Oregon, UO's Beda says
An effort in the 1940s to suceed from Oregon and California to form the state of Jefferson echoes the events in Malheur County.
Story of child immigrants goes uncovered, grad student finds
Ricardo Valencia wants people to be more aware of how the American media has covered the surge of unaccompanied children entering the U.S. from Central America.