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June 29
Pandemic or no pandemic, there's still art to be found
Check out this month's rundown on music, art, museum shows, movies and more
June 2
UO research explores how Native Americans used sea otters
Some traditional practices are being studied as the reintroduced mammals threaten fishing
May 21
UO archaeologists help keep state road projects moving
MNCH researchers are on site to ensure that historical artifacts are protected
May 18
Create time and space for art as you shelter in place
Museum collections, music and movies are being offered online during the pandemic
May 13
Geology study offers a deep-time perspective on climate
Work by geologist Greg Retallack offers a look at past carbon levels and their effects
April 16
Need a culture fix? Find art to fill the soul in the virtual world
Even in uncertain times, it's possible to immerse youself in the creative arts
March 23
Sheltering in place? Art and culture are only a click away
The university offers a wealth of videos to entertain, educate and inspire
February 27
MNCH puts mammals through their paces in new exhibit
'Natural Athletes' takes a look at the speediest critters in the animal kingdom
UO archaeologist Scott Fitzpatrick at a dig site on the Caribbean island of Carriacou
January 6
Tracing the journeys of the Caribbean’s first people
Study confirms a north-to-south settlement pattern beginning in the Greater Antilles  
January 6
Nominations open for annual Oregon Stewardship Award
The honor recognizes work that reflects concern for Oregon's past, present and future