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By Camilla Mortensen and Henry Houston A historic traffic jam has had vehicles on Franklin Boulevard in Eugene at a near standstill for more than … Continue reading
Peg Rees walked into the press box at Jane Sanders Stadium on a warm Friday evening and was greeted by reporters and Oregon athletic personnel. … Continue reading
Oregon’s second 2019 season home game didn’t have the flurry of shots like Friday’s game. Oregon (2-1-1) instead played a smarter, more defensive game that, … Continue reading
It’s a good thing the game started about 20 minutes late. Nearly 7:05 pm, when the match was supposed to start, many women’s soccer fans … Continue reading
This proposal follows a pattern of anti-union administrators in other parts of the country who want to get rid of labor centers — because they want to weaken unions on campus, because they want to weaken workers’ bargaining power at the companies owned by wealthy trustees, or because they see no value in educating working people who can’t afford big tuition fees. Continue reading
The ancient Greeks called it peripeteia, the turning point in a classical tragedy that comes when the hero makes a decision that inevitably seals his … Continue reading
A posting on the University of Oregon’s Around the O news website says: “A co-founder of Greenpeace will give a campus talk on the use … Continue reading
Back in March when the news of Iranian hackers had hit more than 300 universities located in the U.S. and abroad in a cyber attack, … Continue reading
After I viewed Keith Achepohl’s new exhibit Vision of Nature/Vessel of Beauty at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art, I began to look at the … Continue reading
Academic Analytics, a company that measures the performance, the production and ultimately the success of faculty and overall institutions at the university level, has been … Continue reading