Last summer the Canadian gray wolves were temporarily removed from the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife's endangered species list as an experiment for the introduction of four separate house bills that will determine the future of the coexistence...

Generally, incoming freshmen do not pack their belongings into their parents' minivans in late September wondering if they will get a degree. At that point, it is only a matter of when. But according to University data, much of that faith is mispla...

The Gamma Phi Beta sorority house was evacuated Thursday morning because of a suspected gas leak connected to Thursday's power outage across Eugene. The house, located on East 10th Avenue and Hilyard Street near Broadway, was part of the area affec...

If you're wondering why you couldn't turn on your lights, toast your bagel, or straighten your hair this morning, you're not the only one. Thousands of community members and university stu...

It is 8 p.m. on a Wednesday night, and the mood inside Woodruff Gym is tense. Bags of spare clothes, costumes, leis, decorations, shoes and slippers are strewn around the Gerlinger Hall gym's wooden floor like debris from a massive tornado as traditi...

ASUO Senate heard special requests from 13 student groups Wednesday night; though, by far, the most contentious item on the agenda was a request from KWVA, the campus radio station. After dealing out a net sum of $16,063 from Senate's surplus account, ...

Nearly 30 years ago, it came to Brent Hample in a dream. Hample, who was a University sophomore at the time, recalls that the vivid dream involved Jesus, foreigners, food and himself, which he believed was a call for him to go to India. The only pr...

A bill passed by the state House of Representatives could keep Oregon's high school students from obtaining diplomas unless they can demonstrate a clear intention to seek future education or job opportunities. House Bill 2732, which garnered House ap...

Universities around the country received a letter on April 4 drafted by the U.S. Department of Education calling on them to do a better job of preventing sexual assault on campus and investigating claims of alleged misconduct. The letter came in ligh...

A recent study conducted in-part by a University psychologist points to a definitive link between religious perceptions and academic honesty. The two-part study and - conducted by University psychologist Azim Shariff and University of British Columbia s...

Civic Stadium, Eugene's 73-year-old baseball stadium, is causing financial distress for its owner, the Eugene 4J school district. Three groups and - Fred Meyer, Save Civic Stadium and the YMCA and - are interested in purchasing the aging structure built un...

Civic Stadium, Eugene's 73-year-old baseball stadium, is causing financial distress for its owner, the Eugene 4J school district. Three groups and - Fred Meyer, Save Civic Stadium and the YMCA and - are interested in purchasing the aging structure built ...

An official complaint alleging sexual harassment and unlawful employment practices within the University's Department of Public Safety was filed with the state Bureau of Labor and Industries last summer. In the complaint, Jennifer Parker, a former DP...

Recent national studies examining the engagement of college undergraduates suggest that traditional business curriculum may fall short in engaging students and preparing them to succeed in the business world after graduation. According to last year...

A group of more than 300 Oregon students convened in Salem on Monday to rally in support of budget changes to afford more money to Oregon University System schools, state community colleges and the 1.2207078 News Oregon University System schools, state community colleges and the Franklin Bains | News reporter News http://archive.dailyemerald.com/news/university-campus-wide-bottle-ban-garners-institutional-support-1.2206960 Franklin Bains | News reporter
By: Franklin Bains | News reporterProposal to ensure venders can't sell bottled water moves to review by either Senate or President

Supporters of the ASUO Climate Justice League's Take Back the Tap campaign met Monday with University vice president for finance and administration Frances Dyke to promote a report that would ban the sale of bottled water by all campus vendors. The r...