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Latest News
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Read MoreA year later, Black Cultural Center is a place of bonding and pride
First published in Around the O on October 16, 2020. Lyllye Reynolds-Parker Black Cultural Center's One Year Anniversary CONGRATULATIONS! Adapting to a mostly virtual world, the Lyllye Reynolds-Parker Black Cultural Center has built strong bonds and provided support and pride for Black students...
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Read MoreSchill renews commitment to inclusion under new federal policy
First published in Around the O on October 16, 2020. UO President Michael H. Schill sent the following message to the campus community Oct. 16: Dear University of Oregon community, The University of Oregon is deeply committed to creating a culture that values diversity, equity, and inclusion, and...
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Read MoreNew study uses mice to unlock the secrets of language learning
First published in Around the O on October 16, 2020. A pair of UO researchers have questions about how humans learn second languages, and they believe they will find some answers in the brains of mice. Linguistics professor Melissa Baese-Berk and neurobiologist Santiago Jaramillo are teaming up o...