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Q&A with artist Cindy Ingram
Editor’s note: The following responses have been edited for brevity and clarity. Who gets to be seen as an artist? Whose art do we see and value? Discussions of visibility and recognition for artists of different backgrounds widen the margins around contemporary and canonized…
‘Sterling Point’ breaks the teen drama curse
Remember when Sarah Cameron from “Outerbanks” said, “John B, did you just yeet over that chain?” Or when Hunter from “Ginny and Georgia” performed an entire tap routine to a rendition of “Happy Birthday” in the high school hallway, and Ginny liked it? Not to mention “Euphoria,”…
UO students bring the Human Rights Coalition to campus
After two years in the making, a student organization solely focused on human rights will be opening itself up to interested University of Oregon students. The Human Rights Coalition officially started as a student organization on June 1, near the end of the 2025-2026 school…
Back in Style: UO Fashion Club Hosts Clothing Sale Event
Clothes are strewn about outside of a gray house. Stylish students travel from vendor to vendor, excitedly searching piles and sifting through racks for pieces to incorporate into their back-to-school wardrobe. People come and go, the students proudly holding their new clothes as…
Deep dive into the film: ‘Primetime’
Robert Pattinson, a familiar face in acting this year — appearing in films like “The Odyssey,” “The Drama” and “Dune: Part Three” later this year — is back on our screens. Pattinson is playing Chris Hansen in A24’s upcoming film “Primetime,” directed by Lance Oppenheim. The movie…
‘Finding Emily’: a refreshing new rom-com
It’s a tale of two Emily’s, a missing digit in a phone number, and a wild goose chase that somehow ends up in the discovery of love despite all hope feeling lost. “Finding Emily,” directed by Alicia MacDonald, follows Owen (Spike Fearn), a struggling musician, as he tries to find…
BridgeOregon club reimagines political discussion amid polarization
Trillian Hawley, BridgeOregon’s co-president, grew up in a small, conservative Oregon town and, like many college students, came of age during the pandemic, racial justice protests, violence and uncertainty. “Going through COVID and then the aftermath of COVID, we experienced a…
Is cursive really a lost art? At the Knight Library, it isn’t.
The sound of a keyboard is generationally satisfying for the student population of UO’s campus — so much so that there are extensions for a laptop to produce the clicks and clacks of a much heavier keyboard. If that doesn’t float your boat, you can purchase a keyboard extender…
Five cases of sexual assault reported on or near campus
Five cases of sexual assaults were reported on or around campus in the past week, according to a University of Oregon alert released around noon on Wednesday, Sept. 30. Four of these alleged cases involved university students, according to the alert. In the fifth case, which…
Why Brands Keep Bringing Pop-Up Tours to College Campuses
This fall, a water bottle company is driving across the country to let students engrave their names on drinkware. Owala’s college tour started at the University of Southern California on Sept. 9 and runs through Auburn University on Oct. 12, with stops at Texas A&M, Ohio State,…
Built to defend
Oregon women’s soccer entered the season with modest expectations, picked to finish No. 18, last in the Big Ten. Eight games in, the Ducks have given the conference an unexpected surprise, offering a very different picture than the one projected in the preseason. And the…
Oregon volleyball’s 9-2 start looks familiar. Kersten wants a different ending
Oregon volleyball finished its first 11 games with the same record as last season: 9-2. In 2025, the Ducks went 8-12 in conference play. This time, the Ducks enter Big Ten play ranked No. 20, and head coach Trent Kersten is aiming to avoid a repeat. Despite their strong start,…