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Photo by Charlie Litchfield, University Communications
January 11

Tracking Conflict And The Wolf

Students travel the state to study management of the predator and how to bridge divides on any issue
Red sea urchins. Photo by Markus Thompson
January 11

OIMB's Galloway Takes Readers On Deep Dive

A marine biologist, a protype sub, and deep sea diving in a search for the red sea urchin
Meacham (red hat) and Kauffman (second from left), releasing a female mule deer onto her winter range near Big Piney in March 2013. Photo by Mark Gocke
January 11

InfoGraphics Atlas Captures Astounding Migrations

Biology alumnus and cartographer team up to chart the movements of Wyoming's mule deer
Paysinger makes a tackle. Photo by Eric Evans/goducks.com
January 11

Paysinger Tackles New Show

Former Ducks and NFL linebacker is the inspiration and force behind the CW's All American
Paradise Ice Caves Mt Rainier
January 11

UO Acquires Ray Atkeson Photo Archive

Atkeson spent more than 60 years documenting Oregon and the Pacific Northwest in stunning photography
Africa Hall sits atop a hill with a view of the Addis Ababa skyline. Photo courtesy of David Koch
January 11

Alumnus of German Joins UN Restoration Project

Africa Hall has a storied history on the continent–and David Koch will help tell it
Gabe Paquette, in front of bookshelves. Photo by Jessica Douglas, Class of ’19
January 11

Profile: Gabe Paquette, Clark Honors College Dean

The new dean of the Clark Honors College taught at Harvard University and the University of Cambridge
Tiara Darnell. Photo by Ashley Anderson
January 11

Cannabis Blogger: Journalism Alumna Covers New Industry

Tiara Darnell graduated from SOJC's strategic communication and multimedia journalism professional programs
Ellie Jakes on guitar at the Umbria Jazz Festival in Perugia, Italy. Photo by Lance Miller
January 11

Oregon Jazz Ensemble Tours Europe

The ensemble played the famed Montreux Jazz Festival on the shores of Switzerland’s Lake Geneva, and more

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