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$21M grant will bolster efforts to build positive school culture
A center co-directed by a researcher at the University of Oregon will be able to carry out its long-standing goal of assisting schools in creating welcoming and supportive learning environments with the backing of more than $21 million in new financing.
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Veterans of epic wildfires gather at UO to share recovery lessons
Three years after one of the most destructive fire seasons in state history, the University of Oregon and Lane County gathered wildfire recovery experts from around the state to share the lessons learned to date.
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SCYP and City of Salem kick off year long partnership
Guests and interested parties of all ages gathered at the University of Oregon to commemorate the beginning of yet another Sustainable City Year Program (SCYP) service year.
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Children’s mental health development study receives $1.9M infusion
The ECHO study will enables researchers to understand why some children are more resilient than others in the face of adversity, with the goal of improving prevention programs and services for those who are most vulnerable to negative outcomes.
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Bridging innovation and creativity: University of Oregon partners with global eco-textile company
The University of Oregon – with a deep history in the areas of sports product development, athletic performance, and sustainability – is partnering with NTX, an international company that uses waterless dyeing and printing for textile production.
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Biden-Harris Administration Designates PNW Mass Timber Tech Hub
On Monday, October 23, the Biden-Harris administration designated the Pacific Northwest (PNW) Mass Timber Tech Hub as a tech hub.
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Justice for bilingual children in speech-language pathology
Lauren Cycyk and Stephanie De Anda, both associate professors in the University of Oregon’s College of Education, are working in the Prevention Science Institute to both identify and mitigate the discrimination Latinx families often encounter when seeking speech-language pathology services.
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Salinas introduces bill to accelerate quantum instrumentation
The Quantum Instrumentation for Science and Engineering Act (HB 5950), a piece of bipartisan legislation, was introduced on October 13 by Congresswoman Andrea Salinas (OR-06) and Congressman Jim Baird (IN-04).
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Human phys internships help students learn and earn
Students at one of the UO's fastest-growing majors are being better prepared for the health industry than ever before because to a new internship program.
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