Posner's Pioneering Work Draws Another National Award
UO psychologist Michael Posner has been named by the National Academy of Science as the 2012 winner of the John J. Carty Award for the Advancement of Science.
Dean Coltrane Celebrates Appointment of Interim President
Read a statement by Scott Coltrane, Dean of Arts and Sciences, on the State Board of Higher Education's decision to appoint Robert Berdahl as UO's interim president.
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Innovative Collaboration Creates New Lab Space
New instructional laboratory spaces opened this summer and fall, thanks to creative use-of-space arrangements between the chemistry and human physiology departments.
Folklore Undergraduate Degree to Launch Next Fall
To date, UO's Folklore Program has offered only a master's degree, but now the UO will be adding a new undergraduate program.
Read moreYoko McClain, Beloved Professor, Dies at 87
Yoko McClain, as well known for her kindness to students as for her exemplary scholarship, died unexpectedly Nov. 2 following a stroke.
In Memoriam: Larry Carter, Sociology Professor
The UO mourns the loss of Larry Carter, a sociology professor and alumus (MA, '70; PhD, '73). A
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$20 Million NSF Grant for Sustainable Materials Chemistry
A collaborative Oregon State University-University of Oregon Center for Sustainable Materials Chemistry, born under a National Science Foundation grant in 2008, is moving into a second phase under a new five-year, $20 million NSF grant.
"Oregon Archaeology" Digs Deep
The newly revised "Oregon Archaeology," co-authored by UO anthropologist Dennis Jenkins (right), is more than just a third revision of an old book — it is a history of the peopling of Oregon from more than 14,500 years ago through modern times.
UO marine biologist Craig Young and UO chemist Mike Haley have been named fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
A range-riding shepherd turned astrophysicist.
