College of Arts and Sciences

A new study shows that fear of deportation changes with age
Study finds social interaction before economic transactions raises fairness
UO professors blended social and economic models to study how people cooperate better when negotiations begin.
Math professor Dev Sinha takes Common Core training statewide
Sinha, a UO mathematics professor, helps explain new K-12 standards at training events across the state.
Outstanding classified and OA employees honored at reception
The award recipients of the UO’s 2015 Outstanding Classified Employee Recognition Award and the Outstanding Officer of Administration Recognition Award were honored at a reception on April 14. Interim UO President Scott Coltrane presented the awards, which were selected based on nominations reviewed by a selection committee comprised of members of the university community.The two recognition programs were specifically created to acknowledge excellence in officers of administration and classified employees.The 2015 recipients are:
'Sila,' a play inspired by climate change, debuts at University Theatre
The play is the first to incorporate Inuit myth, Arctic Circle policy and climate change in a theatrical performance.
UO physicists to seek dark matter particles when collider resumes
With a doubling of energy for particle collisions, a window may open to reach into 'hypothetical new physics,' says David Strom.