College of Arts and Sciences

OIMB's Kelly Sutherland and colleagues detail how a colonial jelly uses multiple jets to move and turn rapidly, especially when seeking food.

Snodgrass was one of the UO's outstanding faculty advisors last year and, in addition to teaching and research, helps young Ducks adjust to college life.

Massive collaboration reveals that fewer than half of findings from 100 studies in psychological science could be reproduced.

Evidence from two almost-intact skulls may revolutionize our understanding of the saber-toothed salmon, an ancient Pacific Northwest species. 

The story discusses work by Srivastava and graduate student Allison Tackman that looks at the social costs of supressing one's emotions.