CAS Program Inspires Kids
Remembering her boring high school biology class, Lacey Whitwer, 15, wasn't thrilled about spending a summer morning at UO staring into a microscope.
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Will Do Calculus for Food
Purple marks the beginning
of one worm's search for food.
When the line turns red, the
worm has arrived at its next meal.
Travel to 18th Century Rome (Online)
Today, anyone can travel back to 18th century Rome with the aid of modern technology.
Preserving a Dying Language
Starting this fall UO students
can learn one of the Northwest's
original languages and at the same
time help preserve it from extinction.
Media Abuzz Over Fossil Feces
Who could have guessed that the UO archaeology story to get the most play this year would revolve around ancient excrement?
'Slanguage' Arts
If you hear your Eugene Starbucks barista mention a "black ball," they're not referring to the newest coffee drink on the menu.Support Innovation, Get a Tax Credit
Two UO science projects are the first to receive funding through private gifts to the new University Venture Development Fund (UVDF).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.