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More than half of all college students in the U.S. are considered “nontraditional” students, meaning they are over the age of 24, work full time, … Continue reading
Seventeen of the 62 protesters arrested during the I-5 Liberate Palestine protest on April 15 will be going to trial for disorderly conduct, in solidarity … Continue reading
The University of Oregon concealed reports of druggings at two fraternity parties in early 2024, even as UO officials faced criticism for failing to issue … Continue reading
Jan. 15: The UO Police Department receives its first report of a drugging at a fraternity event: A young woman is found intoxicated after attending … Continue reading
1.1. Get free contraceptives by going to the UO Health Clinic on 13th Street and Agate Street or the LCC health clinic on campus. And … Continue reading
Nancy Webber was the epitome of the “can-do attitude,” her friends and family say, and they are grateful for her contagious smile and her trailblazing … Continue reading
Marijuana could be reclassified as a Schedule III drug, opening the doors for research and tax breaks nationwide. However, that decision is in the hands … Continue reading
Born in Pittsburgh, Joi Cardinal moved to Los Angeles with her mom at age nine after her father died. “My older sister was living there,” … Continue reading
Atop the vibrant green soccer field of Civic Park lie five diamonds. These diamonds are reminiscent of the bases that shaped the baseball infield of … Continue reading
By Bentley Freeman Cottage Grove City Councilor Jon Stinnett, Ward 2, resigned from the council Monday, Sept. 23, during a regularly scheduled meeting in the … Continue reading