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April 4, 2024 - A reminder to submit your proposal by April 17 to participate in the Graduate Research Forum, a reminder to submit nominations for the Graduate Education Excellence Awards, Extra! Extra Symposium, gradCONNECT events, and more.
March 7, 2024 - Graduate Research Forum and an invitation to all graduate studies to consider participating, Graduate Education Excellence Awards, gradCONNECT Film Festival, and more.
February 22, 2024 - DisOrient Asian American Film Festival, Academica-Adjacent Job Hunt workshop, grad flock publication, scholarships, and more.

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Rosa O'Connor Acevedo, Philosophy Ph.D. Candidate, shares her remarkable findings on the representation and documentation of enslaved women in colonial records.
Postdoctoral researcher Angel G. Rivera-Colón's reveals what Pacific acorn barnacles can teach us about how large populations evolve.
University of Oregon graduate programs in education and law specialty programs are among the top in the country, according to the latest U.S. News & World Report Best Grad Schools 2024.
UO graduate students assist rural Oregon communities by working on economic development, sustainability planning, and food systems initiatives.
Biochemistry PhD student, Justin Svendsen, is working on a patent for Hydroject, his innovative drug delivery system that could revolutionize antibiotics. Read more about students and faculty from all disciplines bringing their innovations to life with entrepreneurial spirit.

Eight graduate students receive Oregon Humanities Center dissertation and research fellowships. Scholarship in History, Romance Languages, Linguistics, Journalism, and more recognized. 

Work by a doctoral candidate delves into the effectiveness of recovery high schools.
Some children may think of certain foods as 'girly' or 'manly' and these perceptions may impact the types of foods they eat.
A Legacy Honored: The oldest person to earn a PhD from the UO is remembered. Virginia Beavert has mentored generations of students and worked to preserve the Ichishkíin language.
UO Chemistry alum, Berkeley Noble, and Chemistry Phd student, Louka Moutarlier, are part of a research team using electrochemistry to make iron metal without burning fossil fuels.