Requiring proof of a COVID-19 vaccine to enter countries, stores and schools has become normal discussion for some of the nation’s largest institutions. It is time the University of Oregon joined this discussion
Requiring proof of a COVID-19 vaccine to enter countries, stores and schools has become normal discussion for some of the nation’s largest institutions. It is time the University of Oregon joined this discussion
After going through the market crash in February and March, then watching our government scramble to save the corporate credit market while everyday Americans were dying left and right, I became very skeptical of the legacy financial system.
Everything I witnessed during my 19-hour journey from London to Portland, Oregon.
Kevin Frazier, a recent UO grad, is applying to the board of trustees. He’d bring a perspective that’s lacking on the board — that of a young professional who knows what it’s like to struggle with mental health.
At the beginning of this school year, the ASUO identified a wide variety of initiatives which could be achieved, and further would ensure the basic needs of students, regardless of background and current situation. Free menstrual products, textbook subsidies, introducing a basic needs coordi…
The University of Oregon has misplaced priorities and a poor understanding of one of the most urgent civil rights struggles of our time.
Donaghey: President Donald Trump stands to make a lot of money if not convicted and impeached before the end of his term.
In light of President Schill’s recent announcement of reforms to the UOPD, multiple ASUO senators, student and community organizations speak out in favor of taking a different approach.
We’re asking Oregon voters to reject ballot measure 108. It places the bill for public healthcare expansion in the hands of those lowest on the socioeconomic ladder. Vote no, then pressure your congressional representative to even the tax rate and raise taxes on those in the highest parts of the tax bracket.
Alek Skarlatos is an Oregonian running for Congress in the interest of his district, which Peter Defazio has represented for 33 years. Defazio has lost touch with the district and hasn't done much in his time in office ─ vote Skarlatos for the change we need.
