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Student groups hold “emergency” rally in support of Columbia University student activist Mahmoud Khalil

1 month ago | dailyemerald.com | Ysabella Sosa |Reilly Norgren

At 12:00 p.m., several University of Oregon student groups including Students for Justice in Palestine and UO Faculty and Staff for Justice in Palestine held a rally in front of Johnson Hall in support of the freedom of Palestinian activist and Columbia University student Mahmoud Khalil, who was arrested by federal agents on March 8. Around 50 people, including students and community members, gathered in front of Johnson Hall.
Update: RealResponse rolls out for Fraternity and Sorority Life

1 month ago | dailyemerald.com | Tarek Anthony |Reilly Norgren

Anonymous reporting service RealResponse was rolled out on Feb. 17 as the third phase in a plan created by the University of Oregon’s office of Fraternity and Sorority Life in an effort to create safer social events. RealResponse allows students within the FSL community and beyond to confidentially report hazing incidents, druggings, assault and mental health concerns. Students can report through texting, email or an online portal.
GTFF files Unfair Labor Practice complaint against UO

1 month ago | dailyemerald.com | Ysabella Sosa |Reilly Norgren

The Graduate Teaching Fellows Federation filed an Unfair Labor Practice complaint against the University of Oregon on Feb. 24 for the suppression of union activity and exercise of free speech at a rally held by the Campus Labor Council on Oct. 3, 2024. The rally in October had been held in opposition to “extraordinary safety measures” regarding surveillance measures used by the university.
Eugene property management company named in multi-state antitrust lawsuit

Jan 16, 2025 | dailyemerald.com | Reilly Norgren

Eugene landlords Greystar Real Estate Partners LLC were named in a United States Department of Justice antitrust lawsuit for an alleged scheme to decrease competition in apartment pricing. The lawsuit, originally filed against software company RealPage in August 2024, was amended on Jan. 7 to include six of the largest landlords in the country, including Greystar, for their alleged involvement in algorithmic pricing schemes.
UO implements emergency Title IX policy

Sep 30, 2024 | dailyemerald.com | Reilly Norgren

The University of Oregon implemented an emergency policy on Aug. 1 to comply with federal changes to Title IX regulations. Title IX is the federal law that protects against discrimination based on gender in any school. The changes to the Title IX regulations will shift the reporting responsibilities of UO employees. Per the new regulations on the UO Investigations and Civil Rights Compliance website, all faculty and staff must report disclosures of discrimination, harassment and retaliation.
How UO determines its acceptance rate

Sep 23, 2024 | dailyemerald.com | Reilly Norgren

Every year, the University of Oregon sets an enrollment goal in order to determine how many offers of admission are necessary for that year. According to the College Board, the not-for-profit association that administers the SAT, the UO’s current acceptance rate for incoming students is 86%. This means that for every 100 students who apply to the university, UO offers 86 of them acceptance.
Maxed-out loans cover half of summer tuition

Jul 14, 2024 | dailyemerald.com | Reilly Norgren

As school ends and temperatures rise, most students have left the University of Oregon campus for summer break. For some, the summertime heralds the start of yet another academic term — but the cost can be high. Hundreds of courses are being offered during the summer both on campus and online for UO students. Financial aid during the summer term can be more limited than the school year, leaving students with fewer payment options to choose from when paying tuition.
Pro-Palestine students, faculty ask UO Board of Trustees to divest during public comment session

Jun 4, 2024 | newsbreak.com | Reilly Norgren |Tarek Anthony

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What to know about the UO Coalition for Palestine encampment

May 1, 2024 | newsbreak.com | Tarek Anthony |Reilly Norgren

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University, Villard Hall $93 million construction to continue until fall 2025

Apr 25, 2024 | dailyemerald.com | Reilly Norgren

The University of Oregon continues its Heritage Renovation Project, with its two oldest campus buildings, University Hall and Villard Hall, remaining closed for renovations. When complete, the renovations will update the heating and ventilation systems and provide modern classroom environments. The total budget for the Heritage Project, including the reconstruction of both buildings, is $93 million. $58.5 million of the funds comes from XI-Q and XI-G bonds from the state of Oregon.