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On October 16, the Oregon Historical Society opened the "Unstoppable: 150 Years of the University of Oregon" exhibit. Th...
10/23/2026

On October 16, the Oregon Historical Society opened the "Unstoppable: 150 Years of the University of Oregon" exhibit. The interactive exhibit is both a celebration of our past and a look at how UO work is shaping the future. Visit the exhibit in Portland now through March 2027.

POV: campus in its spooky era 🎃🌙 🕸️
10/22/2026

POV: campus in its spooky era 🎃🌙 🕸️

What makes a flock stick together? The key is staying in perfect balance, research shows. 🦆UO physicist John Toner has s...
10/22/2026

What makes a flock stick together? The key is staying in perfect balance, research shows. 🦆

UO physicist John Toner has studied flocking for decades. Beyond swooping chimney swifts or swarms of ants, flocking theory also helps scientists understand other kinds of collective movement, like how cancer cells or bacteria divide and spread.

“I'm doing this work because I'm following my curiosity,” he said. “But inevitably, as often happens in science, things you study just out of curiosity wind up having all kinds of applications.”

Learn more 🔗 https://bit.ly/3UCct2e

Squirrel!
10/21/2026

Squirrel!

Your favorite days haven’t happened yet.Some will be loud. Some will crack an idea wide open. Others will take you somew...
10/21/2026

Your favorite days haven’t happened yet.
Some will be loud. Some will crack an idea wide open. Others will take you somewhere you never planned to go.
That’s the thing about your future: it’s still yours to explore 💚

UO-led research team to advance quantum networking ⚛️🔬In June, UO physics professor and director of the Oregon Center fo...
10/20/2026

UO-led research team to advance quantum networking ⚛️🔬

In June, UO physics professor and director of the Oregon Center for Optical, Molecular and Quantum Science Brian Smith's team was awarded a two-year, $4 million grant from the National Science Foundation to develop a prototype quantum network on the UO campus. By relying on the unusual properties of quantum physics, quantum networks aim to link multiple quantum sensors or computers to perform tasks believed to be infeasible with their traditional counterparts.

“We have our work cut out for us, but our research will transform communications, sensors and computers,” said Smith, director of the Oregon Center for Optical, Molecular and Quantum Science. “I anticipate quantum science and engineering will progress considerably faster than the Internet did from 1969 to the present day.”

Learn more 🔗 https://bit.ly/3VSlXXy

"I shall call him... Mini-Me."
10/19/2026

"I shall call him... Mini-Me."

You don’t need the perfect words to help a child through something scary. UO family therapist Tiffany Brown shares 10 wa...
10/17/2026

You don’t need the perfect words to help a child through something scary. UO family therapist Tiffany Brown shares 10 ways parents and caregivers can support kids after the tragedy in Bend.
Read more 🔗 https://bit.ly/4saDWUX

10/17/2026

A track coach. A waffle iron. An idea that helped change how the world runs. At Oregon, challenging convention has always been part of the story.

Today, that instinct is opening new possibilities for human health. Ducks are studying how the body performs and recovers through the Wu Tsai Human Performance Alliance. At the Ballmer Institute, they’re preparing a new kind of provider through the nation’s first undergraduate degree in child behavioral health.

Different challenges. The same Oregon impulse: see what could be better, then help build it.

10/16/2026

What are Ducks loving at the ASUO Fall Street Faire?

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