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Hanna Kalan

Hanna Kalan, City News Reporter

Hanna Kalan is a third year student studying journalism and music history. She is passionate about the outdoors and hopes to work as a news reporter for all things outside. Other than school and writing, Hanna spends her time skiing, surfing and spending time with her awesome friends

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The Holiday Market sells produce from local farms every Saturday in Decemeber. (Kimberly Harris/Emerald)

Shop small shop local, The Holiday Market is back

Hanna Kalan
November 25, 2024
The Walk to Find New Coffee Shops

The Walk to Find New Coffee Shops

Hanna Kalan
November 19, 2024
Reasoner was charged with third-degree sexual abuse on Feb. 19 in Lane County Circuit Court. The Lane County Courthouse lies along 8th Avenue in Eugene. (Ian Enger/Daily Emerald)

Lane County Courthouse remains difficult to access for some

Hanna Kalan
November 4, 2024
Noa Schwartz

What Ride-sharing is like in Eugene

Hanna Kalan
October 23, 2024
The Graduate Hotel is located on 6th Ave in Eugene, Ore. (Marissa Willke/Emerald)

Family weekend, businesses boom

Hanna Kalan
October 21, 2024
Oregon U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden speaks during Thursday's Tina for Oregon rally at the University of Oregon. Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders joined Oregon’s Democratic party leaders at the University of Oregon’s Erb Memorial Union for a rally in support of Oregon Democrat Gubernatorial candidate Tina Kotek, on Thursday, Oct., 27th, 2022. (Ian Enger/ Emerald)

Meet Your Local and State Leaders: A Guide for Students

Hanna Kalan
October 3, 2024
What to know about safety in Eugene

What to know about safety in Eugene

Hanna Kalan
September 30, 2024
The empty amphitheater and it’s surrounding area at the Erb Memorial Union, with a sign indicating that the space is closed and saying “stay home, save lives.” The building is “operating ‘mostly remotely’ with some limited services,” according to the EMU webpage.

Summertime without the Ducks

Hanna Kalan
September 29, 2024

Meet the Constitution Court’s two newest justices

Hanna Kalan
June 16, 2024
Audrey Huynh a graduating senior at the University of Oregon, poses for a picture in Lillis Hall. (Miles Cull/Emerald)

Where graduating Ducks will fly to

Hanna Kalan
May 28, 2024

ASUO Senate passes resolutions to “protect the Powwow” and “end druggings and sexual assault”

Hanna Kalan
May 16, 2024
Lucia Rutan, the ASUO senate president, listens to speakers during the public comments section of the meeting. The ASUO senate meeting, held May 8, 2024, saw a nearly three-hour public comments session as community members and students—many of whom were associated with the ongoing encampment demonstration or one of various Jewish student groups which have opposed the encampment—spoke on the topic of a "Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions" resolution, which was received by senators the night before the meeting, and added to the agenda three hours before the meeting at 4 p.m. (Alex Hernandez/Emerald)

How ASUO passed its BDS resolution within 30 hours

Tristin Hoffman, Hanna Kalan, Reilly Norgren, and Ysabella Sosa
May 9, 2024

Inside ASUO’s progress of “Protect the Powwow” working group

Hanna Kalan
May 9, 2024
Shirts with pro-Palestine messages hang from tents as people line up to receive shirts, patches and other items inside of the encampment on April 30, 2024. Students and community members are on their second day of a pro-Palestine encampment demonstration on the UO Memorial Quad; the protest is one of many across college campuses nationwide. (Alex Hernandez/Emerald)

What to know about the UO Coalition for Palestine encampment

Tarek Anthony, Reilly Norgren, and Hanna Kalan
April 30, 2024
Members of the ASUO senate listen as people give speeches in support of NASU and the Mother's Day Powwow at the meeting on March 13, 2024. Over 150 students and community members protested the decision made by the ASUO to schedule the spring concert on the same weekend as the 56th Annual Mother's Day Powwow, a community and cultural event planned by the Native American Student Union. (Alex Hernandez/Emerald)

2024 ASUO Senate profiles: candidates aim for more student government transparency

Hanna Kalan
April 3, 2024

The results of ASUO’s winter special election

Hanna Kalan
February 19, 2024

ASUO’s special elections: EMU removal from ASUO, new I-Fee fund process

Hanna Kalan
February 12, 2024
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