The Health Center has taken some steps to support students of color this year, but students say there’s still room for improvement
UO Vice President for Finance and Administration Jamie Moffitt moved forward a Campus Planning Committee recommendation to approve a campus plan amendment that will allow the university to proceed with future development projects on the land between the railroad tracks and the Willamette River.
Lane County businesses can offer more indoor dining services and greater capacity in indoor gyms.
UO students Eduardo Olivares and alum Harrison Stevens have joined forces to sell secondhand clothing and Duck gear on 13th Avenue.
The general public may not receive COVID-19 vaccines until fall 2021 despite pre-registration opening in early February.
The news moves pretty fast and cases of the coronavirus continue to rise in Oregon. The Daily Emerald summarized the top COVID-19 news. See what you might have missed:
“There’s so much more about civic engagement than actually casting a ballot,” Johnson said.
Local activist Isiah Wagoner could be Eugene’s first Person of Color to be mayor.
The UO OP is offering discounted ski tickets, group walks, zoom speaker series and other ways for students to stay involved winter term
COVID-19 cases among off-campus students rose noticeably in mid-January. Some students feel that their apartment complexes could be doing more to protect them, but they acknowledge that students are responsible for their own actions.
