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2022 Oregon Legislative Session wrap up
The Oregon Legislature wrapped up its 2022 short session on Friday, March 4. The University of Oregon and its students and faculty will benefit from a number of investments and policy updates.
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Tackling Children’s Behavioral and Mental Health
Today, the UO officially launches The Ballmer Institute for Children’s Behavioral Health, a bold new approach to addressing the behavioral and mental health care needs of Oregon’s children.
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Chemistry professor honored for research innovation and teaching
For the second year in a row a University of Oregon chemistry professor has been awarded a national prize for groundbreaking research and innovative teaching.
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Why President Biden’s Supreme Court nomination matters
President Joe Biden’s nomination for the Supreme Court seat holds a lot of significance according to UO experts.
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Ventilation and humidity are key to limiting virus spread UO study says
UO researchers find which variables can substantially reduce the number of viral particles in the air inside buildings and should be prioritized to improve building health and safety.
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Study shows how the gut’s nervous system affects microbes
A zebrafish study has led UO professors to new findings about gut health.
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Two UO physicists get NSF Career Awards for research
Two assistant professors of physics at the University of Oregon have landed prized National Science Foundation research grants, funding their projects for the next four years.
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Continuing resolution passed by US House, Senate action pending
On February 8, the US House of Representatives voted 272-162 to pass a continuing resolution H.R. 6617 to extend government funding through March 11.
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College Transparency Act passes U.S. House
Higher education coalitions praise the passage of the legislation and the inclusion of the College Transparency Act.
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