Josh Pate reveals the real reason Dan Lanning won’t leave Oregon for anyone
Josh Pate reveals the real reason Dan Lanning won’t leave Oregon for anyone originally appeared on The Sporting News. Josh Pate believes Oregon head coach Dan Lanning has built something so strong in Eugene that leaving simply doesn’t make sense. With the Ducks currently sitting at No. 2...
Saturday games could cost Ducks QB Dante Moore the lead in the Heisman race
Dante Moore surged to the top spot in the Heisman odds after five steady performances in Oregon's first five games, but the Heisman race is a what-have-you-done-for-me-lately world.
Glenwood master plan to transform 47-acre site in Springfield
The Glenwood Master Plan aims to transform a 47-acre area into a mixed-use development with residential, commercial, and public spaces.
Eugene’s “Power of Pink” walk unites community for cancer fight
EUGENE, Ore. - Men Wear Pink of Lane County is hosting its second annual "Power of Pink" community walk at Autzen Stadium on Sunday, Oct. 5. The event aims to raise awareness and funds for the American Cancer Society's breast cancer programs and will begin at 9 a.m. According to...
Oregon secures $500K grant for natural hazard research with CLASH collaboration
EUGENE, Ore. — The University of Oregon is receiving a nearly $500,000 grant to help fund research into natural hazards like landslides, floods, and wildfires over the next five years. The program is called "CLASH," which stands for Center for Land Surface Hazards. It’s a collaboration between the University...
Our View: The community needs to know that Alton Baker Park soil is safe....
It’s a question worth asking after Lookout Eugene-Springfield reported that 1,400 gallons of J.H. Baxter & Co.’s hazardous wood-preserving chemicals were buried in a long-defunct landfill beneath Alton Baker Park more than 50 years ago. The J.H. Baxter plant in west Eugene produced railroad ties, telephone poles and...
CASA: a voice for children in foster care
Above: CASA volunteers stand together having graduated from advocacy training. The advocates will support children in the care system and represent one child or sibling group each. When children enter foster care, the journey ahead is a lot to navigate. Court dates, being introduced to new case workers and overall...
A walk through campus: experiencing art and history
Following University of Oregon move in on Sept. 25 and 26, The Daily Emerald has compiled a list of nine walkable stops on campus that give a well-rounded view of the history, art and feel of the university. Museum of Natural and Cultural History. Start at the Museum of Natural...
Lane County Farmers Market’s program unites farmers and stores
The Lane County Farmers Market launched a Value-Added Purchasing Program designed to help businesses stock products made by regional producers. Funded by a USDA grant, the program builds on previous initiatives that helped Lane County Farmers Market vendors scale up processing and move into commercial kitchens....
During a bye week, Oregon coaches throw energy into nationwide recruiting surge
There's no game this weekend, a bye week before an Autzen Stadium showdown with No. 8 Indiana on October 11, but the Oregon coaches stayed busy visiting top high school recruits around the country.

















