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RSS Feeds of Public and Media Relations

Media and the general public may receive the latest news from the University of Oregon by way of RSS feeds directly into your RSS reader. Your options are listed below.

An RSS subscription to"All News" will send every UO news release into your folder, while a subscription to  "Science in General" will only put every UO science news release into your RSS reader. If you are interested in receiving only stories that more closely meet your needs, then choose by the appropriate topic(s).

If you are seeking archived articles, we suggest you enter your keywords in the general search box at the top right of each page.

To sign up for RSS, click on a selection and follow the process through. New categories will be added as needed.

NOTE: When you click on a link below, you will be taken to a folder containing news under the topic chosen. At the top right of that page, you will find a small blue RSS button. Click on that to access the registration for that feed. (This system went live in September 2007. You may find a selection does not have any current content, but you still may subscribe.)

 

 

RSS Feed Choices by Topic:

All News (all news release from the UO's Office of Public and Media Relations)

General News and Events

Communications (journalism, public relations, advertising, creative writing, languages)

Arts (all news of UO in the arts from the Office of Public and Media Relations)

Gifts (news of major gifts)

Business and Law

UO Portland

Global Connections (highlighting the worldwide activities of a global university)

 

 

RSS Feed Choices by Science Topics:

Science in General

Life Sciences (biology, medical, biochemistry, human physiology, marine science, neuroscience/psychology)

Social Sciences (anthropology, archaeology, education, geography, history, psychology, sociology)

Physical Sciences (architecture, astronomy, chemistry, computer science, mathematics, nanotechnology, geological sciences, materials science, physics)

Environmental (climate change, global warming, pollution, remediation)

Nanotechnology

Special Note to Science Writers/Editors and Broadcast Outlets that cover science.

More narrow RSS feeds driven by topics, such as chemistry and biology, are under consideration.

 Questions about UO RSS science feeds or requests/suggesions for another topic choice should be sent by email.

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UO's Dennis Jenkins' discovery in Oregon caves attracts a media frenzy

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Research by archaeologist Dennis Jenkins (UO Museum of Natural and Cultural History) in the online edition of Science on April 3 drew stories by newspapers, radio outlets and television stations. The news was international within 15 minutes of a media embargo. Jenkins found human "droppings" in Oregon's Paisley Caves, and leading experts on human DNA determined the, er, poop came from people living 14,300 years ago. Below is a listing, with links, of just some of the coverage:

 

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