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Photo: Solar eclipse visible in Eugene-Springfield area
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Clouds obscured the view of the solar eclipse for many Oregonians tonight, but those with proper eye-wear and cameras could still catch it.
Author Archives: Betsy Swanback
University senior finds second home at community garden
Work on her thesis has allowed Alexa Houston to follow her passion and teach as an intern at the Grassroots Garden.
Posted in Business, health and science, News
Tagged grassroots garden, organic farming, organic food, Springfield
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Eco-friendly Friends of Trees plants roots in Eugene
The organization seeks to plant more trees to help the environment and foster a sense of community.
World’s population too large to accomodate urban farming, new study finds
A new study found a combination of organic and conventional farming may be best for maximum production and health of the planet.
Posted in Business, health and science, Center, Layout, News
Tagged environment, Farming, food, University of Minnesota, Urban Farm
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Suicide awareness film comes to campus — with a twist
A screening of “Don’t Change the Subject” will be shown Thursday night at 7 p.m. in Lawrence Hall room 177.
Allergies ignite with pollen in the air
A new study found factors that aggravate allergies and ways to avoid them.
Posted in Center, Layout
Tagged allergies, American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology, pollen, University Health Center
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Sexual Assault Awareness Week comes to campus
The University is putting on Sexual Assault Awareness week to bring light to the ongoing issue of sexual assaults for college students.
Oregon’s science library leads the way technologically
The science library offers students many electronic options, including TVs and laptops.
Posted in Business, health and science, News
Tagged 3D TV, Knight Library, LCD, science library
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Almost 30 percent of student-athletes suffer overuse injuries, new study reports
A new study found that almost 30 percent of college varsity athletes experience injuries due to overuse.
Posted in Business, health and science, News
Tagged athletic training, Injury Prevention, student athlete
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Building Business Leaders cohort sees continued success with minority students
Tayah Butler started the Building Business Leaders program to help minority students feel a sense of community in the business school. In its second year of existence, its continuing success is encouraging to creators and participants alike.
Art therapist speaks to University students about helping adolescents deal with violent pasts
Psychologist Linda Chapman spoke on campus about the advantages of art and play therapy for children and adolescents who have experienced traumatic childhood events.
University student starts Chief Repertoire Apparel, hopes to gain recognition
Business student Jordan Carter started his own clothing company based on the idea, “Be humble, live like a chief.”
Posted in Business, health and science, Center, Layout, News
Tagged Chief Repertoire Apparel, clothing, Portland
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EMU hosts Pub Night to support responsible drinking
The EMU hosted a pub night in The Buzz Thursday night, offering students and faculty a unique opportunity to drink beer and wine on campus without breaking any rules for the first time in almost 20 years.
HB 4061, establishing committee looking into local governing boards, signed into law
Gov. John Kitzhaber signed HB 4061, a bill that “establishes a committee on local governance,” on March 27, which will look into issues of how the higher education system is structured and will look into “recommending legislation for the creation of local governing boards.”
Posted in City and state politics, News
Tagged ASUO, OSA, President Berdahl, SHEEN, special committee
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OLCC’s approval of new program may change the way Oregonians buy their alcohol
Oregon Liquor Control Commission to test opening liquor sales to grocery chains and allowing liquor stores to sell beer and wine.
Posted in City and state politics, News
Tagged Downtown Liquor Store, liquor, liquor sales, OLCC
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