Earthquake research at the University of Oregon went primetime recently for a “Disaster Week” special on Canadian television.

A National Geographic exhibit of historic and contemporary photos of the American West will open Sept. 28 at the University of Oregon's Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art.

“National Geographic Greatest Photographs of the American West” – which features 125 years of shots from various photographers – will remain at the museum through Dec. 31. A free public reception from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Sept. 27 will mark the exhibition's opening the following day.

Oregon Bach Festival’s first season under the directorship of Matthew Halls promises to be as diverse and widespread as the conductor’s own musical passions.

Mark Croatti has gotten a pretty good feel for springtime in Eugene – but not so much, the other three seasons.

This year's spring term was the second in a row that Croatti served as a guest lecturer in the UO School of Law’s Conflict and Dispute Resolution program. His two courses in 2012 – also focused on foreign policy and conflict resolution – quickly filled to capacity.

Some might not see an intersection between writing and family therapy, but for Zanne Miller the connection is clear.