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New viewer record set for WCH Oregon22 at Hayward Field
October 24
Duck runner in the spotlight after getting Nike contract
Justin Gallegos became the company's first professional athlete with cerebral palsy
September 10
Media week: UO scholars in the news in recent weeks
Faculty experts weighed in on topics including Nike ads, breaking habits and climate change
September 10
UO professor talks about overfishing research on OPB show
Greg McDermott recently led a study on the overuse of natural goods prior to conservation
August 31
Professor explores the lies people tell their dating apps
Assistant professor of data analytics talks about types of falsehoods used on dating sites
August 29
Article: Movie stereotypes shouldn't be taken seriously
Psychology professor warns viewers about the stereotypes in the new movie 'Crazy Rich Asians'
August 24
Media week: UO scholars in the news in recent weeks
Media outlets sought out UO experts for stories on scooters, 'Animal House' and others
August 22
Research on kids and behavior is featured nationwide
Atika Khurana, a professor in family and human services, is the lead author of the study
August 21
UO professor writes about the fall and rise of silicone
Kiersten Muenchinger’s story on the revival of the substance has received wide attention
August 20
Website looks at how the UO tackles move-out leftovers
Zero Waste Program manager Robyn Hathcock discusses how UO handles the stuff left behind
August 13
Media week: UO scholars in the news in recent weeks
UO experts talked about wildfires, climate change, Comic-Con and other topics
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