UO administrators, students and UOPD are all taking steps aimed at reducing sexual violence on campus.

These UO and Eugene-area organizations offer support for survivors of domestic and sexual violence.

Asking for a Friend is the Daily Emerald’s sex and relationship column. Em Chan answers anonymous questions about dating and beyond, anything from how to date during quarantine to how to heal a broken heart. To submit a question, fill out this form: https://forms.gle/7kKaLoiBbDd48bvu6 

While the way we interact with others may look different during the pandemic, Eugene’s LGBTQ+ community still has a lot to offer. 

Many students include their pronouns in their Zoom display name to combat misgendering and disclose their identities, but others aren’t comfortable with outing themselves to a class of strangers.

Even in a pandemic, there are plenty of local ways to celebrate. 

Asking for a Friend is the Daily Emerald’s sex and relationship column. Em Chan answers anonymous questions about anything from how to date during quarantine to how to heal a broken heart. Submit a question here: https://forms.gle/AZgBBMD65ZepY3KRA. 

Asking for a Friend is the Daily Emerald’s sex and relationship column. Em Chan answers anonymous questions about anything from how to date during quarantine to how to heal a broken heart. Submit a question here: https://forms.gle/AZgBBMD65ZepY3KRA.

Whether you’re asking on your own behalf or someone else’s, Asking for a Friend is the Daily Emerald’s sex and relationship column. It's hosted by Em Chan, a resident Arts and Culture writer. Submit your burning questions here.