Oregon Quarterly Spring 2022

spring OQ 16.9
 
April 6
Lauren Ponisio is testing the use of native plants as a way to help the beleaguered pollinators
April 6
Cybersecurity is the lifeblood of the internet—and a growth area in the computer science department 
April 6
The UO Hip Hop Jam celebrates diverse communities and hip-hop culture while teaching students the business of events planning
April 6
President Schill discusses the children's institute and the generous donor support that makes the project possible
April 6
Tiny marine larvae survive by turning carnivorous, study finds
April 6
Bala Ambati uses gene therapy to explore remedies to common vision problem called Fuchs' dystrophy
April 6
New dance faculty member says program will emphasize both Eurocentric and African dance forms
April 6
From UO theater to Hollywood, it wasn’t a straight path for Oscar-nominated filmmaker Skye Fitzgerald
April 6
Charity Woodrum overcame personal tragedy to pursue a career in space physics
April 6
Public relations student relies on teamwork and attention to detail to close cases in mock trial
April 6
Alumni who served over the decades recall experiences changing lives, including their own
April 6
The network started by Folake Owodunni is operating in three Nigerian cities
April 6
First-time author recounts track-and-field days at UO and running with Steve Prefontaine
April 6
Physics professor and art expert Richard Taylor recounts the story of "a true great of American art" who taught briefly at the UO 
April 6
Alumnus Tom Bode and his dog set out in search of Nefertiti in Crabtree Valley
April 6
Letters sing the praises of alumni association executive director Raphe Beck for his rendition of the UO fight song
April 6
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