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UO alert urges cell phones for 911 as Microsoft email and Teams degrade
EUGENE, Ore. — Some University of Oregon students and staff may have trouble accessing email and Microsoft Teams after the university reported a service disruption Thursday. In a UO Alert sent at noon Nov. 12, 2026, the university said “Microsoft services, including email and Teams, are degraded.”. The...
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Folsom volleyball star Avery Masters signs with Oregon Ducks
Folsom High School senior Avery Masters is taking her talents to the Big Ten, officially signing with the University of Oregon women's volleyball program. After beginning her athletic journey as a highly recruited Division I basketball prospect, Masters shares how she found her future on the volleyball court.
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Short-handed Oregon leans on depth vs. Mississippi Valley State
Oregon has opened the season with two victories behind the depth and athleticism of its almost entirely new roster. The Ducks recorded 12 dunks against Eastern Washington alone after producing several more in their season opener. Oregon will need that depth to replace guard Tyrone Riley IV, a transfer from San Francisco who sustained a left hand injury in the season opener against Montana and didn't play in Friday night's win over Eastern Washington. The Ducks host Mississippi Valley State on Wednesday night in Eugene, Ore. Riley will be re-evaluated in four weeks, according to Ducks Wire. His 17 points led Oregon against Montana. Guard Wei Lin is among those who could see increased playing time during Riley's absence. Lin returned from last season's team and scored 10 points off the bench against Montana and 20 against Eastern Washington. Lin played just more than 20 minutes in reserve in the latter contest. "Wei has really put in the work," interim head coach Tony Stubblefield told the Oregon athletics website. "He's been very coachable. He's made the adjustment. He's defending harder, and he's been more of an all-around basketball player. His shot selection, I think, has really helped him, and he
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EPA notifies homeowners near J.H. Baxter it will test properties for contamination
The Environmental Protection Agency has notified more people living near the J.H. Baxter Superfund site in west Eugene that it plans to sample their properties for contamination. The agency scheduled testing toward the end of November and contacted 11 residential and four business property owners, spokesperson Alice Corcoran confirmed with...
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Oregon availability report: Jordon Davison ruled out vs. Michigan
Another week, another season-ending injury for an Oregon Ducks star. Despite a massive win on the road against the Ohio State Buckeyes last weekend, the Ducks were dealt some tough news on the injury front, with senior defensive lineman Teitum Tuioti going down with a knee injury that will require surgery, ending his 2026 season in Eugene. On the positive side of things, we did see wide receiver Jeremiah McClellan return after breaking his foot in Week 3, but running back Jordon Davison was sidelined with his lower-body injury against Ohio State. So, where do things stand now as the Ducks prepare for a home game against the Michigan Wolverines? On Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday evenings, the Big Ten Conference will release the statuses of several players, with teams classifying them as out, doubtful, or questionable. A final availability report will then be released two hours prior to kickoff on Saturday. Here is a look at the first availability report for the Ducks and Buckeyes. Players Listed as Out Oregon Ducks QB Dante Moore RB Jordon Davison DE Teitum Tuioti S Aaron Flowers DL Matthew Johnson OL Trent Ferguson LB Brayden Platt OL Dave Iuli Michigan Wolverines WR Kendrick Bell
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Oregon Women’s Basketball Rebounds To Defeat Vermont, 81-56
Oregon women’s basketball traveled to, and played against, Vermont for the first time ever in the history of the program. Head coach Kelly Graves had commented before the start of the season that Vermont was one of the few states that he had never coached a match in and was looking forward to this trip.
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Local nonprofit’s mural project gives unhoused residents a creative outlet
Jamal Foreman uses neon-pink and green paint markers to draw pyramids on canvas leaves inside a community space at the Roosevelt Boulevard Safe Spot. It’s one of 12 safe spots managed by Community Supported Shelters, a nonprofit focused on helping unhoused people rebuild their lives. Paint-smeared paper plates are...