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Oregon Hazards Lab at the University of Oregon uses ground-breaking seismic sensors for early earthquake detection
The Oregon Hazards Lab – with other universities and organizations – have implemented stations across the country with the goal of early earthquake detection.

Oregon law schools to receive funding for criminal defense clinics
There are currently defense clinics at Willamette University in Salem, Lewis & Clark College in Portland, and the University of Oregon in both Portland and Eugene.

Education
Dean of University of Oregon’s journalism school resigns
Juan-Carlos Molleda steps down after the Daily Emerald reported he was under scrutiny by the university for his use of school funds for extensive travel, including international first-class plane tickets.

Business
University of Oregon group gives students hands-on experience with NIL deals
Paying college athletes has changed the game. This UO student group is leveraging the opportunity to help more than student-athletes.
Think Out Loud
University of Oregon study investigates water injustice
The analysis focuses on vulnerable communities facing systemic barriers to clean water and water privatization in America.

University of Oregon celebrates new Portland campus amid $30 million budget shortfall
The University of Oregon is expanding its reach in Portland with a newly renovated campus. But the milestone comes as UO navigates an uncertain financial future.

University of Oregon receives $25 million donation from Schnitzer family to expand global studies
The gift from Jordan Schnitzer and the Harold & Arlene Schnitzer CARE Foundation directs the funding to help prepare the next generation’s international leaders.

Federal judge orders visas restored for Oregon students who sued Trump administration
U.S. District Court Judge Michael McShane wrote Friday that immigration authorities had never explained their justification for revoking the two students’ visas.

Education
University of Oregon student workers reach tentative deal, agree to end strike
More than a week after workers first hit the picket lines, university officials and the union's bargaining team reached a deal that raises wages and addresses other demands.
The Big One, coupled with rising ocean, could leave many in Northwest living in flood zones, study finds
More than 17,000 people in Oregon, Washington and California could almost instantly be living in a floodplain, the researchers found.