Daily Emerald

09/06/2025

After nearly a decade of running UO’s journalism school, Dean Juan-Carlos Molleda faces questions about his leadership, budget management and personal conduct.

UO Provost Chris Long told The Emerald on June 5 that Molleda is being internally audited for his travel spending. The audit was launched after The Emerald reported on Molleda’s Feb. 21 email about his travel. His email to SOJC faculty was sent on his own command after The Emerald filed public records requests for his travel records. 

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30/05/2025

As Eugene grows denser, city planners face the challenge of balancing housing needs with the protection of green spaces—an effort that ties land use, transportation, and climate resilience together. Read all about it here:
https://dailyemerald.com/166553/city-news/in-eugenes-push-to-grow-green-spaces-still-matter/

28/05/2025

Facing a multi-million dollar shortfall, Eugene’s school board approved a 2025–26 budget that cuts over 30 full-time positions while spending over $20 million in reserves. Read about the plan here:

On May 21, the Eugene School Board voted five to two to approve the district’s 2025-2026 budget, moving forward with a proposal to reduce 38.25 full-time positions. The district’s nearly $561 million adopted budget for the upcoming 2025-2026 fiscal year includes roughly $15.86 million in reducti...

23/05/2025

PK Park unveils new meaningful identity. Read more about the Ducks’ home field donning a new name here:

Before Oregon got its sweep of Washington started, the Ducks hosted a naming ceremony at Pat Kilkenny (PK) Park as the field unveiled its new identity. Moving forward, Oregon baseball will play its home games at Bob Kilkenny Field at PK Park, paying homage to former athletic director Pat Kilkenny’...

17/05/2025

Week 7’s Article Recap includes tuition increases, basketball homecoming, and crash outs. Read these articles and more using the link in our bio.

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16/05/2025

On March 17, the University of Oregon Board of Trustees approved a 3.75% tuition increase for in-state undergraduates and a 3.25% increase for out-of-state undergraduates. Read more about the increase here:

On March 17, the University of Oregon Board of Trustees approved a 3.75% tuition increase for in-state undergraduates and a 3.25% increase for out-of-state undergraduates. Due to the 2020 Oregon Tuition Guarantee, which locks in tuition rates at UO for five years, the change will only impact the inc...

15/05/2025

After the 10-day University of Oregon Student Workers Union strike, some student workers spoke out about why they chose or didn’t choose to strike. Read their perspectives here:

Following 10 days of striking for pay increases, resident assistant benefits, grievances and more, the University of Oregon Student Workers Union ended its strike late on May 7 when it reached a tentative agreement with UO administration. Both bargaining teams agreed to a $16/hour base pay, increase...

14/05/2025

The Eugene Youth Empowerment Program is transforming teen lives with waitlisted programs and job training, but its future is uncertain. Some city officials warn that the tax that funds YEP could be at risk. Read the story here:

The City of Eugene’s Youth Empowerment Program has gained traction over the past year with growing teen participation and programs that now include a waitlist. But despite its successes, the program’s long-term financial outlook remains uncertain. City officials say YEP is safe from $11.5 millio...

13/05/2025

United Academics has passed a sanctuary policy to protect immigrant or non-citizen faculty amid Trump administration's “immigration crackdown.” Read more about the policy here:

The United Academics union of the University of Oregon has passed a sanctuary union policy to protect its non-citizen and naturalized members. The policy was passed by UA’s executive council on April 21. The sanctuary union will protect both the employees represented by the union and their familie...

09/05/2025

After Bruce Gilley sued for being blocked from the Division of Equity and Inclusion’s X account, the University of Oregon agreed to update its social media guidelines, pay legal fees and implement a new appeal process. Read more about the settlement here:

The University of Oregon was ordered to update its social media guidelines and pay between $95,000 and $382,000 in attorneys’ fees as part of a settlement between the university and Portland State University Professor Bruce Gilley. In August 2022, Gilley filed a lawsuit against the university afte...

08/05/2025

On the last weekend of April, The Non-Stop Players performed their opening weekend show of “Guys and Dolls” at the Actor’s Cabaret and Annex in downtown Eugene. Read all about the performance here:

On the last weekend of April, The Non-Stop Players performed their opening weekend show of “Guys and Dolls” at the Actor’s Cabaret and Annex in downtown Eugene. Directed by Karen K. Olsen and put on by The Non-Stop Players, the show is well worth buying a ticket for. “Guys and Dolls” tells...

07/05/2025

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