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Discover the latest University of Oregon faculty research from the SOJC's award-winning scholars, innovators, and creative professionals.

A couple standing next to the ocean pop a ballon to reveal the gender of their baby (By Alex Hussein from Pexels).

June 25, 2021

Explosion in New Hampshire quarry latest gender-reveal stunt gone wrong

Wood burns in a black metal grill (By Sindre Strøm from Pexels).

June 25, 2021

Why do people still get print newspapers? Well, partly to start up the grill (seriously)

A white golf ball sits on closely mowed green grass (By Jill Rose from Pexels).

June 25, 2021

Quinn: What can we learn from the rule that makes the Masters so different from the rest?

Light shines in from the opening of a cave, illuminating the rock walls inside (By Free-Photos from Pixabay).

June 25, 2021

Are You Confused by Scientific Jargon? So Are Scientists

Protesters standing in a crowd in Aden, Al Mansoora during the Arab Spring 2011 (Credit: AlMahra under Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International).

June 25, 2021

A decade on from the Arab Spring: ten ways use of social media has changed in the Middle East

Pompper (left) was one of three UO faculty to receive the Williams Fellowship.

June 25, 2021

SOJC's Donnalyn Pompper, professor and Endowed Chair in Public Relations, awarded Williams Fellowship

June 25, 2021

Center for the Study of Women in Society announces grants

Sally Garner, wearing a blue shirt and glasses, smiles for the camera.

June 25, 2021

Sally Garner - Advising students throughout their collegiate career

Bright swirls of green, red and blue come together to form the image of a human brain.

June 25, 2021

Spring Oregon Quarterly showcases UO strength in science

A group of Roseburg students 1959 (Image courtesy of Julia Mueller and Zack Demars).

June 25, 2021

Duck Tale: Eisenhower, Hoover, the Soviet Union and Grade Schoolers