Originally planned for the fall, ASUO continues planning its couch talk, which is set for winter term. Read moreA conversation about campus safety

Three small fires were intentionally lit in the basement area of Hamilton Hall. Read moreNo injuries reported following Hamilton fires

The Eugene City Council unanimously approved an ordinance on Nov. 22, criminalizing the crime of intimidation by display of a noose and increasing the fines for bias crimes in the second degree by 150%. Read moreIntimidation by displaying a noose now illegal in Eugene, city council votes

UOPD Community Services Officers are already out and about on campus. ASUO wants to collect student feedback before they give CSOs their approval. Read moreCommunity Services Officers: a call for student feedback

The annual UO crime report reflected changes to campus operations with fewer overall crimes, fewer interpersonal crimes and more property crimes. Ways to prevent and report crime have also changed with the times. Read moreClery report shows personal crimes down, property crimes up

Theft is a possibility for all who ride their bikes on campus. What precautions are you taking? Read moreBike theft on campus: Advice to make sure your bike is safe

Hate crimes and incidents in Eugene increased 40% from 2019, but those in the community say these numbers reported don’t show the full scope of what’s going on. Read moreHate crimes on the rise in Eugene

Misinformation about Oregon ballot Measure 110 is one of the biggest obstacles for officials who are trying to support individuals struggling with substance abuse Read moreMeasure 110 decriminalized drugs, but some are misinformed about what that means