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The Lane Council of Governments transportation services hosted Walktober, a month-long campaign designed to inspire the Eugene community to get out and go walk. This year, for the second time, the ...

It’s hard to imagine now, but there used to be a time when skinny jeans weren’t seen as the deadliest sin in fashion. In 2005, trucker hats, Juicy tracksuits and silicone bracelets dominated ...

“I researched and collected the music of school-related songs, which I chose to record. These include the UO fight song [Mighty Oregon], UO Pledge Song and others, mostly written in the early to ...

Diwali, a South Asian festival celebrating light over darkness, was hosted on Nov. 10 at the University of Oregon Erb ...

Maryland was on the field, but Oregon was its own worst enemy and biggest opponent on Saturday night in its 39-18 win over the Terrapins. Yes,... Week 10 was filled with close games, and with ...

Jordan is currently in his first year at the University of Oregon and transfer student from Lane Community College. He has done some previous freelance work, before interning for the Daily Emerald. To ...

On the morning of Nov. 14, the University of Oregon Police Department received two reports of an individual handing out candy ...

Tracktown Exchange is a student-run company on campus for student creatives to use their space free of charge to sell their ...

“Calvin and Hobbes” comic strips can be viewed at UO’s Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art in an exhibition curated by Kate Kelp-Stebbins, associate professor and co-director of the comic and ...

On Nov. 10., the University of Oregon received “disturbing reports of hateful, antisemitic incidents in Unthank residence hall,” according to an email statement by UO. According to the ...