Code Cracking, Then and Now
New crytography course explores Internet data protection.
Natural Sciences
Math as the Path to Female Faculty Frontiers
For Stephanie Majewski and Shabnam Akhtari, the love of mathematics began in grade school.
Competing Stakeholders Look Forward to Estuary Model
There are a lot of eyes on the Coos estuary. This elongated series of sloughs and tidewater streams makes Charleston the biggest Dungeness crab port on the West Coast.
Seeking Interventions, Both On and Off the Battlefield
The UO is helping the Department of Defense (DOD) protect our soldiers.
Online Extras
Tango, Too
Cinema studies professor Kathleen Karlyn has a passion for tango.
Visualize This
Explore data visualizations that reveal patterns never seen before.
The Chemists' Formula
A biochemist and two chemistry alums apply their science to the art of homebrew and winemaking.
"Loved for Their Music"
While reviled as a people, the Roma of Eastern Europe are revered for their music.
Forced to Flee
Anthropologist Stephen Wooten was an eyewitness to a recent coup d'etat in Mali.
High-Performance Hub
The new Lewis Integrative Science Building sets the stage for a new era of UO research.
Kudos
More than 400 awards were bestowed on College faculty, staff and students in 2011-12.