Geraldine Richmond Elected to National Academy of Sciences
She becomes only the eighth woman among 200 members of the National Academy chemistry division.
Natural Sciences
Fenton Hall Transformed
Fenton Hall looks nothing like its former self (on the inside at least).
Cadaver Lab Moves Into Old Chemistry Space
And chemistry moves into a sparkling, spacious new lab.
Study Abroad, In Your Own Backyard
Can studying “abroad” can be just as enriching in your state’s backyard as it is when traveling to other countries?
Science Award Winners
More than 25 UO scientists received prestigious national and international honors for their work over the past year.
Online Extras
Eyes on the Prize
As Cris Niell can tell you, there’s more to recognizing a face than meets the eye. A lot more.
Mathematical Marvels
The remodel of Fenton Hall incorporates design elements that illustrate the beauty of math.
His McKenzie
Rick Gurule is one of several students who've documented the fragility of the McKenzie watershed.
An Independent Board?
Keep apprised of the progress toward establishing an independent board for the UO.
Football Wins = Decline in Male Grades
A
study by UO economists, released just before the Rose Bowl, has been picked up by the media far and wide.
Digging It
Doctoral candidates Daniele McKay and Leslie McLees dig deep for answers to their research questions.