I'm not anyone's mother, so naturally I feel odd having to say this, but people really ought to look both ways before crossing the street. I commute to school, like many others, on bike. During the hourly rush, traveling down 13th Avenue between Alder ...

Coming off its first Pacific-10 Conference series win of the season against unranked Oregon State, the No. 19 Oregon softball team faces a daunting three-game set against the No. 9 Arizona Wildcats (36-11, 7-5 Pac-10) in Tucson beginning tonight at 7 p...

Karrington Armstrong and Darron Thomas are getting to know one another better, a budding relationship that bodes well for Oregon's offensive prospects next season. 'Me and him have to talk to each other quite a bit,' said Armstrong, the sophomore c...

Spring Games occupy a special place in the 24/7, 365-day calendar of college football. On the surface, they're no more representative of a team's future than any run-of-the-mill practice scrimmage, but with tens of thousands of spectators watching, the...

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...