November 1
Two agate tools have reshaped archaeologists’ view of how and when the first settlers came to our state
November 1
In partnership with private donors and government, the UO is making college feasible for lower-income Oregonians
November 1
With the help of extensive research and support, kids are thriving in their placements with local families
November 1
What kind of person submits more than 120 class notes to his alumni magazine? An editor tries to find out.
November 1
UO geographers are at the forefront of a booming new tech sector: geospatial technologies
November 1
Can a middle-aged body enact a childhood dream? Lauren Kessler joins a professional ballet company to find out.
November 1
The UO gives a popular jogging tour that offers prospective students a true taste of Track Town, USA
November 1
Professor of music Sharon Paul directs the award-winning UO Chamber Choir and empowers students
November 1
Student Isabel Zacharias finds a far from perfect yoga mat that teaches her self-love
November 1
Shelley Bowerman has dirty hands and a clear vision for a new farmers movement
November 1
One UO researcher wonders if underwater vehicles could be patterned after highly mobile sea creatures
November 1
Letters to the editor include looking at plastic-free solutions and bringing attention to saving the sharks
November 1
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