After watching the pilot episode of the U.K. television show “Skins,” I expected the new MTV version to be lewd, shocking and crazy, but maybe with a little less potty-mouthed. But the only ...

Opinion: The extreme heatwaves disproportionately affect the houseless community due to a lack of resources Monica Hobbs • July 15, 2024 Alex Hernandez ...

The Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association announced the winners of its annual Collegiate Newspaper Contest. The Emerald Media Group received 19 awards for the second year in a row. According to ...

The Macks closed out the night of music at the Whiteside Theater. Fromly a Eugene band, The Macks relocated to Portland, Oregon last summer during the thick of the COVID-19 pandemic. Six bands ...

The cases for the 2023-2024 term of the Supreme Court — which spanned from the first Monday in October until early July — have gone seemingly unnoticed given the anticipation of the election ...

Nipples: we’ve all got ’em. Why is it, then, that some nipples are classified as ‘inappropriate’ for public spaces when others are not? This is the question trans activist Courtney Demone ...

The University of Oregon Graduate Teaching Fellows Federation posted a call for testimonials on its Instagram page last November. “We would like to invite GEs to share their concerns and ...

Former Oregon forward Lök Wur revealed his launch into the transfer portal late Friday afternoon via Twitter. The Redshirt junior is now one of three players to announce they’ll be ...

Music trends may come and go, but every year is sure to bring plenty new to popular music. 2014 has given the world no shortage of great albums–but which ones to listen to? Luckily, a few of our ...

Scary stories to shock and startle this Halloween Philip Chan Oct 31, 2022 Updated Oct 31, 2022 Jessica Bolden/Daily Emerald ...

This second half shift of energy led to the Ducks defeating the Owls in the second round of the WNIT 78-53 at Matthew Knight Arena. It was a result that came from that change in momentum. During ...

While UO’s care facilities are slowly rebuilding their capacity to accommodate pre-pandemic volumes of children safely, they face struggles with hiring and retention, as well as paying attention ...