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October 20

Twitter still struggling to enforce civility, UO instructor says

Journalism instructor Kelli Matthews is interviewed by the Los Angeles Times
Burned homes
October 18

UO prof discusses policy to prevent wildfire disaster with NPR

Cassandra Moseley spoke with NPR about making homes more resilient to fire
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October 5

Media week: UO scholars in the news in recent weeks

UO faculty members were interviewed or wrote about a range of topics in national media
President Donald Trump
September 25

Why Trump's comments appear to be losing their punch

Donald Trump’s statements and tweets may not have become less controversial or outrageous, but they are being treated as if they were.
Facial recognition map
September 21

Facial recognition on iPhone could hurt privacy, UO prof says

Law professor Carrie Leonetti discussed constitutional issues with PBS Newshour
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September 18

Media week: UO scholars in the news in recent weeks

Faculty members were called on to discuss important issues and research
Neighborhood meeting in Cairo
September 15

Professor's Egypt park project featured in Portland Monthly

Brook Muller is advancing plans for a neighborhood green space in Cairo
Children eating lunch
September 12

Work by several COE researchers garners national attention

Articles have featured UO experts on school lunch shaming, learning math and obesity
Kids modeling uniforms
September 8

Praise rolls in for Duck uniforms that help child cancer patients

ESPN is the latest media outlet to carry a feature story on the project
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September 5

Media week: UO scholars in the news during the month of August

News outlets sought out UO experts on a variety of topics over the past several weeks

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