Oregon Quarterly

Folake Owodunni, UO alumna
April 6

Biology Alumna Addresses Medical Needs With Emergency Response Africa

The network started by Folake Owodunni is operating in three Nigerian cities
Steve Bence Photo by Marina Koslow
April 6

Math and Business Alum Pens Book on Life with Nike and Prefontaine

First-time author recounts track-and-field days at UO and running with Steve Prefontaine
Detail: Robert Motherwell, Oregon Landscape, 1940
April 6

Mystery Canvas Ties Famed Painter Motherwell to UO Days

Physics professor and art expert Richard Taylor recounts the story of "a true great of American art" who taught briefly at the UO 
Tom Bode and companion Luna
April 6

Adventure Follows Quest for Giant Doug Fir Near Albany

Alumnus Tom Bode and his dog set out in search of Nefertiti in Crabtree Valley
Caricature of UOAA's Raphe Beck holding a beer and papyrus lyrics to Mighty Oregon
April 6

Letters to the Editor

Letters sing the praises of alumni association executive director Raphe Beck for his rendition of the UO fight song
spring OQ 16.9
April 6

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COE Professor Advocates Rethinking Focus on Weight
January 19

College of Education Researcher: Rethink Our Focus on Weight

Focus instead on activity, diet, and support for improved health, say UO researchers
Faste design students post their projects
January 19

Teaching by Design with Trygve Faste

Trygve Faste, the Tim and Mary Boyle Chair in Material Studies and Product Design, applies professional skills to teaching
Lessons from the pandemic and the UO's future (Charlie Litchfield, University Communications)
January 19

Lessons from the Pandemic and the UO’s Future

University begins 2022 with innovation, resolve and lessons learned from the challenges of COVID-19
Ramón Alvarado (credit: Dustin Whitaker, University Communications)
January 19

Ramón Alvarado: Computers, Ethics, and the Nature of Knowledge

A member of the UO Presidential Initiative in Data Science, Alvarado studies computers and how people use them

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