Faculty in the Media

Professor Caroline Forell at lecture podium
Trailblazing professor Caroline Forell retires after 41 years of teaching
Over the last 41 years, Professor Caroline Forell has taught Legal Research and Writing, Torts, Trust and Estates, Future Interests, Animal Law, and Women and the Law.
John Bonine in front of COP25 sign
Oregon Law Professor participates in international climate law negotiations
John Bonine, Oregon Law’s B.B. Kliks Professor of Law, is participating in international climate law negotiations at the 2019 United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.
Women working in a field.
Food: On the Forefront of Inclusive Conversations About Climate Change
Associate Professor Michael Fakhri's research on food and climate change is highlighted.
candidates from the 2020 democratic race on the debate stage
This is what it takes for people to change their perception of women candidates
Fast Company: Associate Professor Elizabeth Tippett wrote this article which was originally published in The Conversation. 
Richard Hildreth in classroom
Richard Hildreth, one of Oregon Law’s longest-serving faculty members, retires
For the last 41 years, Hildreth has taught Local Government, Land Use and Water Law, International Environmental Law, Climate Change Law, and United States and Canadian Ocean and Coastal Law.
black and white silhouettes of men and women at podiums
2020 campaign shows the more women run, the more they are treated like candidates – not tokens
The Conversation: Associate Professor Elizabeth Tippett's article also appears in: The Raw Story, Houston Chronicle, San Antonio Express-News, Orlando Sentinel, and Salon
man sitting at conference table with head on hand
Why saying ‘OK boomer’ at work is considered age discrimination – but millennial put-downs aren’t
PBS Newshour: Originally published in The Conversation, Associate Professor Elizabeth Tippett's article was picked up by: Raw Story, MarketWatch, Business Insider, GateHouse Media, Gov Exec, News Republic, Charlotte Observer, and CBS News.
Rex Tillerson, center, former chief executive officer of Exxon Mobil Corp., departs from state court in New York on Oct. 30, 2019.
Everything so far has failed: Why Exxon Mobil is being taken to court over climate change
The Intercept: Professor Mary Wood’s work on “Atmospheric Trust Litigation” is mentioned.
Man on podium address a large seated audience
Speaker videos from recent Wings event now available online
Around the O: Guests heard members of the University of Oregon community - including Professor Michelle McKinley - who spoke at Wings: UO Presidential Speaker Series.
11 Nonbinary Oregonians, Basic Rights Oregon, ACLU and Oregon Law faculty pose for photo
Nonbinary Eugene Resident Appeals Denial of Gender Marker by Lane County Judge
ACLU Oregon: Assistant Professor Sarah Adams-Schoen, who submitted a brief on behalf of twenty-five professors from Oregon’s three law schools, is quoted.