College of Arts and Sciences

Governments influence AI results by shaping the online environment they train on
Physics Slam is shaping up to be a campus hit
Six UO scientists will compete to explain a complex physics topic in just 10 minutes, without jargon.
UO students get taste of archaeology by making, throwing spears
Introductory science course is designed to teach the real methods of the field and debunk the Indiana Jones portrayal.
Professor Lynn Stephen honored for her book on Oaxacan uprising
The book is credited with giving a voice to the men and women who took part in the 2006 uprising.
UO professor emeritus to be honored at Oregon Book Awards
The C.E.S. Wood Retrospective Award goes to an Oregon author with a renowned career in letters. 
UO’s Richmond is among 1859 magazine’s ‘Eminent Women’
Bend-based publication features the UO's presidential chair in a roundup of women whose efforts have had positive influences on Oregon.