A new book by UO faculty and students, “Rethinking Streets During COVID-19,” looks at people-focused city planning during the pandemic. 

A hidden gem of life within the many layers of campus: better weather brings back the busy bees at UO.

Maxville, Oregon once fostered a interracial community of loggers, but the ghost town will soon come to life with educational and historical opportunities.  

An isopod breeder turns his hobby into a full-time job

Over 50 monoliths have been discovered worldwide since Nov. 18 

It's an accessible, exciting and safe activity for young people to take up while staying physically distanced

With a stressful week over and an open weekend on the way, it’s fun to explore Eugene and Springfield. The question many students may have is where to go or eat during a pandemic, so who better to ask than those who live in the community, like the UO’s faculty? 

“Anthropocene” invokes the frustration and discontent seen around the world today through climate protests and voices of young people like Greta Thunberg. 

Somewhere, looming in the darkness, was LeConte Glacier.