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A 50-Year Cadre for Change: Women’s Law Forum Continues to Shape Opportunity at Oregon Law

Treaty Created To Stop Child Abductions Could Now Be Protecting Abusers
Who.What.Why.: Professor Merle Weiner provides expert commentary.
Did Congressional Lawmakers Create the Most Complete Climate Policy Plan Ever?
Green Tech Media: Assistant Professor Greg Dotson provides expert commentary in this Energy Gang podcast.
The coal-fired AES Hawaii Power Plant near Kalaeloa, Oahu, Hawaii, is pictured. Tony Webster/Flickr
States are banning coal. Will it change the electricity mix?
E&E News: Assistant Professor Greg Dotson provides expert commentary. 
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To reduce world hunger, governments need to think beyond making food cheap
The Conversation: Associate Professor Michael Fakhri co-authors this piece for The Conversation. The story was picked up by the following outlets: Medical Xpress, Big News Network, Idaho Press-Tribune, Connecticut Post, Flipboard, EcoWatch, Houston Chronicle, InnerSelf, The Hour (Norwalk, CT), Australian Times, Rio de Janeiro News, Sydney News, Brisbane News, and Africa News.
City Club of Eugene: Should Citizens Choose their Legislators or Legislators Choose their Citizens?
KLCC: Professor Stuart Chinn provides background on some of the major US Supreme Court cases dealing with gerrymandering and attempts to curb some of the abuses.
Five UO Experts on COVID-19
Oregon Quarterly: Visiting Legal Research and Writing Professor Latisha Nixon-Jones is featured.
14 Oregon Law grads elected to prestigious Order of the Coif
Around the O: Oregon Law welcomed 14 recent graduates from the Class of 2020 into the prestigious Order of the Coif national honor society.
Oregon Law announces outstanding faculty teaching award recipient
Senior Legal Research and Writing (LRW) Professor Rebekah Hanley has been named the recipient of the 2020 Orlando John Hollis Outstanding Faculty Teaching Award.  
Liability Waivers For COVID-19 Are Popping Up Everywhere. What Do They Mean?
Wisconsin Public Radio: Associate Professor Elizabeth Tippett is interviewed. 
an osprey pair feeding their three chicks
Oregon Law announces names of three osprey chicks
Around the O: The wait is over! The names of the recently-hatched chicks atop the Knight Law Center at the UO will bear the names Sabrina, Ruthy and Satou.