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Public universities provide opportunities for student success
As the student body presidents at Oregon’s seven public universities, we know the challenges that college students face, many of which go beyond the walls of a classroom.
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NSF grant will help UO, OSU and UW expand mass timber use
Researchers from the University of Oregon and two other schools will use a $1 million grant from the National Science Foundation to advance mass timber technologies in Oregon and Washington.
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UO students and faculty testify at Joint Ways and Means Committee hearings
Over three sessions in late April, dozens of representatives from Oregon’s seven public universities, including the University of Oregon, testified before the Oregon Legislature’s Joint Ways and Means Committee Subcommittee on Education for the purpose of advocating for support and funding for Oregon’s public universities.
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Report sees progress in battle to prevent child sex abuse
Adults are more likely to take action to prevent child sexual abuse after participating in the Protect Our Children program in rural Oregon, according to a report released by the College of Education’s Center for the Prevention of Abuse and Neglect.
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UO names 2023 NSF Graduate Research Fellows
The Division of Graduate Studies is thrilled to announce UO’s 2023 National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellows. This prestigious fellowship is awarded to outstanding master’s and doctoral students in science, technology, engineering, math, and STEM education disciplines. Fellows are selected on their promise to develop breakthrough research.
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More than 4,500 Ducks make winter term 2023 dean's list
Each term, the University of Oregon names its top students to the dean’s list in recognition of their academic achievements, and 4,556 UO students qualified for the honor for winter term 2023.
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Adopted children’s genetic makeup affects how they are parented
Adopted children’s genetic characteristics can influence the parenting they receive, according to new research.
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A boy’s mystery rock is a tooth from a mammoth
When her son Jeremiah pulled a weird-looking rock out of the creek behind her mother’s house, Megan Johnson was flummoxed.
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UO experts to weigh in on the use of AI in higher education
Four University of Oregon faculty members will chat about the rise of chatbots and artificial intelligence at an upcoming interactive forum Thursday, May 11.
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