The work of an unlikely pair of UO professors offers insight into the complex battles over water in the Klamath River Basin

Through controversies, legal hassles, and fending off mascot rivals, we love our Duck

With a nod to the past and an eye toward the future, Daniel Wu ’97 and Roger Lee ’72 are reshaping modern Asian cinema

When it comes to Oregon's United States Attorney Amanda Marshall ’92, underestimating her is a big mistake 

Excerpt from UO alum and professor Bob Welch's book, Cascade Summer: My Adventure on Oregon’s Pacific Crest Trail

Forced to evacuate during Mali’s recent coup, a UO anthropologist reflects on the culture and community he loves

Like the football team, the Oregon Marching Band leaves everything on the field, or Colorado Boulevard

A closer look at the 2012 U.S. Olympic Team Trials—Track and Field that were held at Hayward Field

A running trail, created by one of the running world's greatest, provides a cathartic morning ritual

Research sheds light on journalism in the digital age

An art exhibition at the JSMA showcases the inhabitants of the American West and their ways of life

History professor provides fresh, inventive courses for students to do history rather than just learn it

The State Board of Higher Education chooses the respected administrator and criminologist as UO’s seventeenth president

It’s a tough job, but someone has to promote Oregon’s fine wines

Risks and rewards for one player in his post-collegiate football career

Excerpt from Washington’s Channeled Scablands Guide by John Soennichsen '74

A physician finds compassion and community in a rural Oregon town

Letters to the editor include correcting Nike and Ducks basketball history, challenges for educators, and praise for the Emerald