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Community Remembers Pit Crew President
The University of Oregon community is remembering Pit Crew President Josh Rickey, who passed away last week.
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Love It or Hate It: Students Opinions On Trunk Or Treating.
Fav: “I really like meeting new people in costumes.”. Least fav: ”I don’t feel like there was much to do [because] there’s just a bunch of cars parked in…[but] like it’s not the worst thing in the world.”. Fav: “…I remember one or two...
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College of Design and School of Music and Dance considered for merger
The University of Oregon is exploring the possibility of merging the College of Design with the School of Music and Dance. The discussion comes amid a university-wide $63.3 million projected budget deficit in the education and general fund, and ongoing decisions surrounding the university’s academic priorities. The proposal for...
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High school football: Sheldon edges Willamette in rivalry thriller
On an unforgettable night, Owen Ashton remembered every play. Ashton, the Sheldon middle linebacker and running back who moved to Eugene and said he had no friends to start, so he watched football with his dad, was the heart of the Irish defense in its biggest game of the regular season Friday, Oct. 30 against Willamette.
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Bushnell Launches $36M Capital Campaign with Largest Single Local Corporate
On Saturday, October 24, Bushnell University launched its Venture Further $36M campaign with more than $11M already committed, including the largest one-time corporate foundation gift in their history: $1M from OCCU Foundation. This extraordinary gift is dedicated to supporting the buildout of the OCCU Foundation Healthcare Simulation Center to serve...
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High school football: Sheldon vs. Willamette is a highlight in a big week of big games
The final week of the high school football regular season is here. Headlined by a local league-deciding rivalry matchup between 6A Sheldon and Willamette, everything — league titles, playoff spots and senior nights — is on the table. We’ll be out at Sheldon, but there isn’t a bad...
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University of Oregon weighs eliminating some postgraduate programs
The University of Oregon is considering the elimination of multiple postgraduate programs as it tries to close a multi-year budget gap of more than $63 million. A new proposal shared with UO’s Senate Wednesday would cut $17.6 million from UO’s administrative services and $25.8 million from its schools and colleges.
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Eugene 4J schools brace for $35M deficit amid enrollment drop
EUGENE, Ore. - Eugene's 4J School District is projecting a budget shortfall between $30 million and $35 million for the 2027-28 school year. This marks the second straight year the district faces a deficit of more than $30 million. Last year, the district identified a $30 million shortfall for the 2026-27 school year, which resulted in 265 full-time employee layoffs.
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Sheldon defeats Willamette plus more area high school football scores
READ: How Sheldon got a win in the top-10 showdown with Willamette. VIDEO: See highlights and postgame interviews after the Sheldon-Willamette game Watch Oregon high school football all season long Final: Sheldon 30, Willamette 27. The Irish win one of the craziest games in the history of this town to clinch a share of the Southwest Conference title! Mayhem!!! pic.twitter.com/wExn1ONGZA — Jarrid Denney (@jarrid_denney) October 31, 2026 Touchdown, Sheldon. With the game on the line, Ryker Rohaley to Owen Ashton on 4th-and-goal for a touchdown! XP was blocked. Sheldon 30, Willamette 27 — 1:02 to go. Buckle up. pic.twitter.com/pWpPD1cLW4 — Jarrid Denney (@jarrid_denney) October 31, 2026 Sheldon is at the Willamette 1 with 1:13 to go. Willamette leads 27-24 pic.twitter.com/Tj8tfZxgaB — Jarrid Denney (@jarrid_denney) October 31, 2026 Oregon high school football scores .oembed-frame { width: 100%; height: 100%; margin: 0; border: 0; } .scorestream-widget-container iframe {height:100%;} Jarrid Denney covers high school sports for The Register-Guard. He can be reached at JDenney@gannett.com or on X @jarrid_denney. This article originally appeared on Register-Guard: Sheldon defeats Willamette plus more area high school football scores Our editors independently choose our recommendations. Some content is produced with paid support from a third party, however our
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New OHSU President shares his vision for the state's health university
President Shereef Elnahal, of OHSU shares his vision for the health university and talks about the challenges of working with the federal government for research funding. The following transcript was generated using automated transcription software for the accessibility and convenience of our audience. While we strive for accuracy, the automated process may introduce errors, omissions, or misinterpretations. This transcript is intended as a helpful companion to the original audio and should not be considered a verbatim record. For the most accurate representation, please refer to the audio recording.
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Grads-to-be no longer have to submit graduation applications
University of Oregon students approaching graduation will no longer be required to submit an application to graduate starting in the winter, according to a university-wide email on Oct. 29. Now, the Office of the Registrar will use academic records to identify students who are near completion of their major and...
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TPUSA Chapter Violating UO Trademark Policy, University Confirms
The University of Oregon’s Turning Point USA chapter is in violation of UO’s policy on trademarks and logos. The violation, brought to DSM‘s attention during our reporting on the upcoming large-scale event at the EMU Amphitheater—the first on campus in several years—due to take place on Oct 28, is the chapter’s use of the UO Duck in its social media.
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Schools increasingly affected by poor air quality as wildfire smoke becomes more common
CORVALLIS, Ore. – American children are increasingly exposed to air pollution as wildfire smoke becomes more common, and some schools and childcare centers struggle to keep indoor breathing conditions clean, a new national study shows. The researchers note that components of wildfire smoke, including PM2.5, which is fine particulate...