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Vessel promises new era for Institute of Marine Biology
After years of design, research and fundraising, the University of Oregon's Institute of Marine Biology has built a new boat that will be safer, faster and larger for future students and scientists.
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Grants support depression prevention, mental health research
The University of Oregon Foundation’s Trustee Excellence Fund is intended to support scholarly activity undertaken by UO faculty, staff, and students. This year, the fund has awarded two initiatives with $50,000 each.
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Sleep disorders associated with suicidal thoughts in youth
Having a sleep disorder is linked to an increased risk of suicidal ideation in kids, teens and young adults, University of Oregon research finds.
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Another Year, Another Successful Partnership: SCYP Wraps Up Engagement with Sisters
The University of Oregon's Sustainable City Year program has concluded its 14th year of service after partnering with the city of Sisters.
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Faculty researchers share latest on reading development
On June 6, the University of Oregon hosted a virtual forum to discuss how current research sheds light on the reading crisis and address what families and teachers can do to be part of the solution.
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Federal debt ceiling deal impacts higher ed
In early June, President Biden enacted the 2023 Fiscal Responsibility Act which in turn, avoided drastic budget cuts to federal scientific research and higher education funding.
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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
The National Science foundation has awarded a $1 million dollar grant to researchers at the University of Oregon and other pacific northwest schools for mass timber technology research.
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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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