Brian Trapp’s forthcoming novel was inspired by his relationship with his twin brother.

Senegalese dancers are making art that goes against the grain of expected behavior and culture.

A UO musicologist studies relic culture—the preservation of everyday items that belonged to composers like Beethoven.

UO advertising professor studies advertising and capitalism through the marketing of Cuban rum.

UO anthropologist Kristin Yarris explores the intersection of immigration rights and health equity.

Two UO faculty offer concrete ideas to improve child and adolescent sleep.

Tien-Tien Yu, who studies particle physics and dark matter, has been award the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers.