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With more than $5,000 in prize money on the table, graduate students had a chance to not only display their work but move it forward too.

Fresh eyes of a UO undergraduate on a growing environmental problem led to a project that found gender vulnerabilities should be considered.

UO-led research in Ecuador unravels how a rare plant species lures pollinators with a mushroom-like part.

Amelia Fitch, a biology student in the Clark Honors College, will pursue a master's degree at the University of Cambridge in Great Britain.

More than 400 students from Fraternity and Sorority Life and IMPACT worked on six projects around the city during the CommUniversity Day of Service.

Research in Colombia, Ecuador and Robert Schofield's UO lab shows how these ants use their legs and divide their leaf-processing duties.

Eight feet tall and weighing in at a half a ton, the bronze Duck will greet visitors to the Ford Alumni Center and Matthew Knight Arena.

UO biology grad Steve Perry still swings with The Daddies, but he also keeps one foot in the world of evolutionary developmental biology.

The UO's Antonio Huerta was honored with an Oregon Folklife Award for his mastery of the art of the Mexican charro.

This is the first year that groups across campus have collaborated on a range of events for Native American Heritage Month.