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Daily Emerald Published 7 hours ago

Sports Data and Statistics: How Fans Follow Games Today

How Data and Statistics Are Changing the Way Fans Follow Sports Just ten years ago, fans’ verdict on a match could be summed up in three words: the score, possession, ‘luck’. Today, that sort of analysis is about as reliable as gauging a patient’s temperature by the colour of…

Daily Emerald Published 7 hours ago

How SMM Panels Help Boost Engagement Rate: Simple Guide

How SMM Panels Help Boost Engagement Rate Explained Simply Quick Answer: SMM panels help boost engagement rate by adding early likes, views, comments, and shares to a post, so it doesn’t start from zero, and platforms show it to more people. Use a balanced mix, gradual delivery,…

Daily Emerald Published 8 hours ago

The Dutch Oregonian spikes back

Oregon women’s volleyball has rebuilt its program as quickly as anyone could have hoped for since losing its head coach and most of its players following the 2024 season. As the Ducks continue to climb the ladder this season, one player who will hold a central role in where the…

Daily Emerald Published 8 hours ago

Eugene rejects data center, residents weigh in

A proposal to build a data center at the former Hyundai-Hynix site in west Eugene was rejected by the city on Sept. 8, via a letter stating that it would violate the current E-1 zoning ordinance. “Eugene’s Land Use Code does not list data centers as an allowed use. In the code,…

Daily Emerald Published 8 hours ago

SOJC to host gubernatorial debate

Oregon voters will get the opportunity to see the first steps in a rematch of the 2022 governor’s race as challenger, state Sen. Christine Drazan gets another shot at the governor’s office against now-incumbent Gov.Tina Kotek. The University of Oregon School of Journalism and…

Daily Emerald Published 8 hours ago

Ehly: UO needs better detour planning around construction zones

I’ve almost been hit by an electric scooter on the way to class more times than I can count. Thankfully, I’ve never actually been hit, but I’ve come close enough times that I stopped being surprised when I hear the sound of an e-scooter coming too close. Scooters and e-bikes are…

Daily Emerald Published 8 hours ago

Novak: What good is a land acknowledgement?

If you have ever been to a UO event, chances are you’ve heard the university’s land acknowledgment. You’ll walk in, find your seat, and then the speaker will start by saying: “The University of Oregon is located within the traditional homelands of the Southern Kalapuya.” It goes…

Daily Emerald Published 8 hours ago

Leininger: UO’s hiring freeze is closing doors for students, and the university isn’t tracking it

Throughout my freshman and sophomore years at UO, my Outlook inbox was flooded with Handshake on-campus job postings. Amidst university-wide budget cuts and an active hiring freeze that began on May 14, Handshake has become a barren landscape where I am more likely to stumble…

Daily Emerald Published 15 hours ago

Midi Crossword #29 – Game Changer

Daily Emerald Published September 28

Litecoin: How It Differs From Other Crypto Coins

What Makes Litecoin Different From Other Crypto Coins Litecoin has lasted because it never tried to be the loudest crypto asset in the room. It arrived in 2011 with a narrow job and a familiar design. The network took ideas from Bitcoin and adjusted them for quicker settlement.…

Daily Emerald Published September 28

Midi Crossword #27 – Log that on Letterboxd!

Daily Emerald Published September 28

How a Focused Car Crash Lawyer Handles Suburban Highway Wrecks

Mentor, OH, sits within a busy part of Lake County where suburban neighborhoods, shopping areas, workplaces, and major roadways keep drivers moving throughout the day. For residents, a routine trip can quickly become far more complicated when a collision occurs on a highway or…

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