The Doctor Is In
How did a tiny department on
the verge of extinction take a
180-degree turn and start attracting
nationwide attention?
sidebar: Out of the Clinic, Into the Classroom
The Boundaries of Memoir
Former UO student Peggy Seltzer recently joined the ranks of notorious writers who have faked the facts to sell a "memoir." But where exactly is the line between fact and fiction?
Why Bother Going Green?
We ask a faculty expert: what difference can it make to "go green" -- to drive less, buy local, change light bulbs, etc. -- when China is now the leading producer of carbon emissions?
Meet the New Dean
Scott Coltrane, the new Dean of Arts and Sciences, arrived last June from UC Riverside. In this Q&A, he shares
his early observations and aspirations.
News
"Slanguage" arts, calculating worms, SAIL program inspires kids and more...Natural Sciences
Paul Slovic's risky business, green nanotechnology, your brain on meditation and more ...Social Sciences
Atlas of Yellowstone, photos from Kenya, political science alum elected Portland mayor and more ...Humanities
Pre's Rock pilgrimages, foreign languages by the numbers, teaching beyond "le textbook" and more ...CAS Alumni
This year's ALUMNI FELLOWS for the College of Arts and Sciences are arctic explorer ANN BANCROFT, financial executive DAVE PETRONE and tableware designer ROSANNA BOWLES.Giving to CAS
Big gifts get the headlines, but gifts under $500 are the lifeblood of the College of Arts and Sciences.Online Extras
Slanguage Arts
Check out the complete UO Slang Dictionary.
Real Research, Real People
Learn about ongoing research in human physiology.
Immigration in Oregon
Read the full report on the state's immigration history.
Pre's Rock Pilgrimage
Watch videos of visitors to the runner's roadside shrine.
Memoir Roundtable
Listen to CAS literary thinkers debate the pitfalls of memoir.
Daily Life in a Nairobi Slum
Watch and listen to a slideshow of photos by children in Kenya.
Will Nano be Green?
Watch a video of chemistry professor Jim Hutchinson.