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June 17, 2023
The memorial started with a few teddy bears and grew quickly throughout the day Friday.
January 16, 2023
Canine influenza, also called dog flu, is spreading around Asheville and Buncombe County. Here is how to protect your furry friend.
May 4, 2022
Like mother, like daughter: Women who followed their moms into the real estate...
February 11, 2022
Teaching about climate change in K-12 classrooms takes a careful balance between discussions on potentially dire consequences and inspiring hope for
February 11, 2022
Teaching about climate change in K-12 classrooms takes a careful balance between discussions on potentially dire consequences and inspiring hope for the future,
February 10, 2022
Teaching about climate change in K-12 classrooms takes a careful balance between discussions on potentially dire consequences and inspiring hope for
December 30, 2021
A scholar of climate and environment justice, a restoration ecologist, an environmental anthropologist, a landscape architect, and other University of Oregon environment experts offer suggestions for climate-friendly resolutions for 2022.
December 29, 2021
While the climate crisis is a global issue that cannot be solved by any one person or entity alone, individuals can still take meaningful actions. At
May 21, 2021
Returning to school in person after a year’s worth of pandemic-induced absence is sure to spark a range of challenges and stresses for students, teachers, and parents. Leaving the safety of Zoom and being among masked-up peers and others, along with the stimuli that accompanies being in public for the first time in a year in a classroom setting, will affect everyone differently. Jennifer Ruef and Sarah Stapleton, both from the College of Education at the University of Oregon, have advice for ...
May 19, 2021
Date Time College of Education faculty offer tips on returning to K-12 classes Returning to the classroom after a year’s worth of pandemic-induced absence is sure to spark a range of challenges and stresses for students, teachers and parents alike. Leaving the safety of Zoom and being among masked-up peers and others, along with the stimuli that accompanies being in public for the first time in a year in a classroom setting, will affect everyone differently. However, College of Education facu...