Faculty in the Media

Read published faculty work, their expert commentary, and media coverage of their research and accomplishments.

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Speaking Truth to Power: Core Principles for Advancing International Journalism Education

Photo by Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post via Getty Images

May 20

Trump Is Lying More Than Ever: Just Look At The Data

Graphic design of a globe in a lightbulb.

May 20

5 Ways to Build Greener Campaigns Using Environmental Science

Peter Laufer

May 1

Guest View: The intersection of COVID-19 and DACA

Latino Roots student Kate Weiss on Zoom office hours with professor Lynn Stephen.

May 1

Class makes documentaries through remote teaching

Dan Morrison in his garage records a class to publish online for his students

April 6

CAFE 541: Beings of Eugene — Dan Morrison

Autumn Shafer is one of 10 faculty members highlighted in this 2020's Women's History Month.

March 17

Star Power: Inspiring Change, Pushing Boundaries

Ellen Peter's opinion piece about monitoring COVID-19 statistics was published in the New York Times

March 13

Is Obsessing Over Daily Coronavirus Statistics Counterproductive?

Artist illustration of the COVID-19 virus

March 6

Americans still trust doctors and scientists during a public health crisis

Superbowl

January 31

Super Bowl Fun Facts – The Big Game By The Numbers

Ellen Peters

January 17

Curious: The Science of Communicating Science

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