News Archive prior to Feb. 2015
Strong working memory put brakes on problematic drug use
University of Oregon-led team finds that impulsive adolescents who lack focus are more likely to face substance-abuse issues
Legalized pot on the table for the Oregon Economic Forum
11th annual event also will feature a national perspective on Wall Street's health and prospects for prosperity
City of Eugene and UO leaders to go door to door in campus neighborhoods
Leaders will welcome students, share information on unruly gathering ordinance
Retired, current faculty members and family honor legacy with $1.2 million endowed chair
Parents and physicians around the world are catching social and learning disorders early on, thanks to an innovative preschool screening tool developed by two University of Oregon researchers.
UO remembers Aaron Jones
The university community mourns the loss of alumnus Aaron Jones, a lumberman, philanthropist and loyal fan of the Ducks. He died Sept. 22 at age 92.
Facial masculinity not always a telling factor in mate selection
University of Oregon anthropologists are part of study that throws cold water on theory that infectious disease rates drive such choices
'Antifreeze' in Antarctic fishes keeps internal ice from melting
University of Oregon doctoral student says the proteins needed to survive ice may have an evolutionary downside
UO made steady gains in research and innovation in FY 2014
A record number of research proposals were recorded in 2013-2014, a year that also saw a 13 percent increase in awards funding