UO philosopher discusses data-driven lives with NYT July 28New viewer record set for WCH Oregon22 at Hayward FieldFrom volunteers to faculty researchers, the UO found itself on a worldwide stage July 21Companies have simple way to aid workers in anti-abortion statesExpanding paid time off is a legal way to help employees gain access to the procedure March 14Anti-transgender agendas part of a long effort by conservativesThe strategy being used by Indiana, Iowa and Texas is meant to rally the base, prof writes January 21Good at math? Then money may influence your satisfactionPeople better with numbers had the highest life satisfaction when they had high incomes January 20ShakeAlert warnings can give people time, but few have done soThe app can save lives, but only if people know what to do when alerted, and then do it December 1Small-group learning can counter school closures, if done rightSupportive peer relationships can have wide-ranging positive effects, prof writes November 17Are people lying more with social media and smartphones?UO professor says more lies happen on the phone, but the amount of lying overall is low November 5Small-town Pride celebrations show LGBTQ life outside citiesPride celebrations in rural areas are becoming much more common, despite resistance October 29The erosion of Roe v. Wade didn’t begin in Texas or MissouriA 1992 Supreme Court case originating in Pennsylvania started the slide, UO prof writes October 22Decades of hype turned protein into a multibillion-dollar industryThe fanfare comes in spite of the fact that most Americans get twice as much as they need Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
