News Archive

Four women seen from the side look in the same direction at a person speaking, who is not visible in the photo.
Innovation
May 25, 2023
Women’s Innovation Network graduates 22 in second cohort
Founded in 2021, the Women’s Innovation Network is a nine-month program that helps UO faculty, graduate students, and entrepreneurs navigate the technology transfer process.
Womens Innovation Network
A five-panel comic depicting a man canoeing down a river under the surface of which can be seen very large fish. In the final two panels he is shooting one of the fish with a bow and arrow.
Ducks Discover
May 24, 2023
Sound symbolism in Indigenous storytelling
Examining ideophonic imagery in Werikyana creation story as a part of a 30-year language revitalization partnership.
Arts and Sciences Community Engagement Linguistics
Eight women clustered around and in a Toyota pickup.
Research
May 13, 2023
Outliers and Outlaws: The Eugene Lesbian History Project
Digital and physical exhibit a triumph of cross-campus and community collaboration.
Community Engagement Museum of Natural and Cultural History Womens and gender studies
An aerial photo of trees and water at the Coos Bay Estuary.
Research
May 12, 2023
Building the PNW mass timber ecosystem
The UO will lead a regional innovation engine strategic planning process to develop the mass timber industry from supply chain to sustainable, affordable housing.
Architecture Design Land Management Planning, public policy, and management
A portrait of Kate Mondloch.
Research
May 9, 2023
Art and the art of attention
UO College of Design professor examines mind-body awareness at immersive art experiences.
Design History of art and architecture
Class of children sit in computer lab working on monitors
Innovation
May 8, 2023
Reducing bias in an AI-enabled STEM learning environment
Researchers at the UO will help build learning systems that increase access to STEM fields to build a more diverse workforce.
Arts and Sciences Child/youth Computer science Education Machine learning
The temple of Angkor Wat is seen from across a body of water.
Research
May 3, 2023
Photo Essay: Excavating the “Everyday Past” in Cambodia
Anthropologist Alison Carter studies the households of everyday people in ancient Cambodia. In this blog post, she shares her experiences excavating sites from the Angkor civilization.
Anthropology Archaeology Arts and Sciences Earth sciences Global Engagement Interdisciplinary