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Where Bold Ideas Become Breakthroughs

Big ideas start here—like the roots of Nike, new ways to train the body and mind, and research that protects our planet.

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The Birthplace of Unstoppable

Big ideas start here—like the roots of Nike, new ways to train the body and mind, and research that protects our planet.

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Welcome, Bold Thinkers and Change Makers

Big ideas start here—like the roots of Nike, new ways to train the body and mind, and research that protects our planet.

Discover »Ê¼Ò»ªÈË

At the UO, rivers, coffee shops, labs, and legendary arenas sit steps apart. Come visit a campus built for thinkers, creators, and champions.

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Creating Breakthroughs That Change the World

We’re not afraid to push boundaries and break rules to solve the world’s most complex challenges.

a mountain range with abundant trees

Tree Rings Rewrite »Ê¼Ò»ªÈË Fire History

By analyzing fire scars inside tree stumps, UO ecologist James Johnston found that Douglas fir forests in »Ê¼Ò»ªÈË’s Western Cascades historically burned more often than believed. The findings may guide more resilient forest management.

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pointe shoes sitting on a table

Advancing Human Performance in Ballet

UO students in Sports Product Management redesign the traditional ballet pointe shoe for better comfort and durability, centered around dancer needs and modern product thinking.

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zebra fish in a tank in a lab

How the Microbiome Shapes Behavior

Four UO research labs are using a $9 million grant to explore how gut microbes affect social behavior and brain development in zebrafish—work that could yield insights into human disorders.

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children running over hula hoops in a grassy area during a camp

Teaming Up for Healthier Kids

UO bioengineer Nick Willett and Bev Smith, executive director of Kidsports, join the This is »Ê¼Ò»ªÈË podcast to discuss how a university partnership is supporting youth health through sport.

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From Classroom to Communities

Students in the Sustainable City Year Program partner with local towns and cities to solve urban challenges, gaining hands-on experience while helping communities create a livable future.

Impact In Motion

See how we’re turning bold ideas into real-world progress.

  • Adriana Alvarez talking with a student

    Shaping Tomorrow’s Educators

    Through hands-on experience, donor support, and unique training, the UO’s Educational Foundations program provides aspiring teachers with deep educational insight to create change in the classroom.

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    Law Students Host Green Gathering

    The Public Interest Environmental Law Conference unites attorneys, activists, and conservation groups, connecting law students with a legal community dedicated to protecting the Earth.

  • Professor John Halliwil

    Linking Allergies and Exercise

    While studying how exercise lowers blood pressure, UO physiologist John Halliwill discovered that allergy medicines affect athletic performance—earning a top science award for his work.

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    UO Team Wins Sports Business Contest

    MBA students from the Warsaw Sports Business Center finish first for the fifth time in the Case Cup, a 24-hour competition simulating fast-paced business plan creation in the sports industry.

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