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The University of Oregon offers more than 270 academic programs.

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The home of the UO football team is one of the loudest venues in the nation.

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Adventures in Education

The UO Outdoor Program offers a wide range of pursuits in various settings.

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The UO's 295-acre campus has room for just about everything.

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UO students work closely with world-renowned professors.

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The UO's Zebrafish lab is a leader in genetic research.

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What Does Family Look Like?
Tue, July 13, 2010–Mon, September 13, 2010

PaleoLab - Oregon's Past Revealed: Horses and Grasslands
Wed, August 4, 2010–Sun, December 19, 2010

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President Lariviere talks with students
Tough Times, Bold Plan

The UO offers a plan for new governance and financial models to improve student access and stabilize funding

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News

Live imaging puts new light on stem cell division
University of Oregon team finds, in fruit flies, that the mitotic spindle does not act alone to divide a cell

NSF-funded project aims to grab more sun for solar cells
University of Oregon-led project with Oregon State and University of Illinois will involve a three-year push

Healthy ears hear the first sound, ignoring the echoes
University of Oregon researchers say auditory neurons just simply process that first strong signal

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