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Daily Emerald
The Student News Site of University of Oregon

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The Student News Site of University of Oregon

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Hannarose McGuinness, 2022-2023 Editor in Chief

All content by Hannarose McGuinness
Hannarose McGuinness

Farewell, UO: Hannarose McGuinness

Hannarose McGuinness
June 20, 2023
University of Oregon students, led by members of Mujeres, march down 15th Avenue. The ASUO Women’s Center and Sexual Assault Support Services of Lane County present Take Back the Night in Eugene, Ore. on Thursday, April 27, 2017. (Aaron Nelson/Emerald)

Sex Toy Bingo raises awareness of sexual violence

Hannarose McGuinness
May 11, 2022
Martin King has been a trumpet player for 15 years and is currently in the LCC music program. Non-traditional students have found success at Lane Community College as they continue their musical theatre education. (Mary Grosswendt/Emerald)

‘Music is like magic’: LCC transfer students are poised for success in UO music programs

Hannarose McGuinness
April 27, 2022
Lynette Slape /Daily Emerald

Spotlight Story: Steps toward racial equity in Oregon

Hannarose McGuinness
February 21, 2022
On Jan. 14, six people were shot outside of the WOW Hall during a concert. The WOW hall is currently raising money for the community to provide help for those who are experiencing trauma from the event. The WOW Hall is a music and performing arts center in Eugene, Ore. (Serei Hendrie/ Emerald)

WOW Hall moves forward with community healing events

Hannarose McGuinness
February 17, 2022
Nurses work hard to conduct, process and get test results back to Lane County residents within 2-4 days. After previously only testing asymptomatic individuals, the UO Monitoring and Assessment Program testing site now allows those with mild, cold-like symptoms to also get tested for COVID-19. (Mary Grosswendt/Emerald)

UO expands MAP testing for symptomatic students

Hannarose McGuinness
February 1, 2022
Alexis Barrett/Daily Emerald

Life in the DuckLane: UO and LCC partner for smooth transfer experience

Hannarose McGuinness
January 31, 2022
Signs across campus remind students that masks must be worn at all times in campus buildings. Rising COVID-19 cases have led Professors and GEs to raise concerns about classroom safety. (Molly McPherson/Emerald)

COVID-19 cases rise, new guidelines raise discourse

Hannarose McGuinness
January 18, 2022
Help Wanted signs are on display throughout Eugene as more Oregonians leave their jobs behind. (Ali Watson/Emerald)

‘Great Resignation’ leaves a record number of job openings

Hannarose McGuinness
January 12, 2022
Students are seen at Lillis Hall on the University of Oregon campus in Eugene, Ore. on September 30, 2021. Students, staff and faculty at the University of Oregon navigate what in-person classes and events look like in the time of the COVID-19 and the new dangers of navigating the Delta Variant. (Isaac Wasserman/ Emerald)

COVID-19 cases rise at UO, drop statewide

Hannarose McGuinness
December 2, 2021
The Food For Lane County building at 770 Bailey Hill Rd in Eugene, Ore. as seen on November 24, 2021. Food For Lane County is a food resource in Eugene, Ore. (Isaac Wasserman/ Emerald)

A football bet for food security

Hannarose McGuinness
November 29, 2021
Julia Stalnaker/Daily Emerald

‘They’re a hazard to the environment’: Lane County pushes for safe prescription disposal

Hannarose McGuinness
November 17, 2021
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Oregon wide receiver Mycah Pittman participates in Drive 4 the Win

Hannarose McGuinness
November 10, 2021
Lynette Slape /Daily Emerald

Fires, then floods

Hannarose McGuinness
November 9, 2021
Valery Tsai / Daily Emerald

Blood drive supports Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Hannarose McGuinness
October 29, 2021
A FAFSA sign posted outside of the Office of Student Financial Aid and Scholarships on the University of Oregon campus in Eugene, Ore. on October 18, 2021. Many University of Oregon students use financial aid resources (Isaac Wasserman/ Daily Emerald)

Stop — FAFSA time!: what you need to know and who is here to help you

Hannarose McGuinness
October 22, 2021
TRiO Student Support Services program director, Tara Parrillo sits in her office in Oregon Hall on the University of Oregon campus in Eugene, Ore. on October 11, 2021. Parrillo says that the program aims to offer “wholistic advising.” “We want to be their advocates,” said Parrillo. The TRiO Student Support Services program is one of many important resources that offers academic, mental health and wellness advising on campus (Isaac Wasserman/ Emerald)

Counseling, advising and wellness: A look at mental health resources at UO

Hannarose McGuinness
October 14, 2021
The Many Nations Longhouse, located on the University of Oregon campus, serves as a meeting place for Indigenous/Native American students at UO. The UO Senate and Board of Trustees have approved a new Bachelors of Arts degree in Native American and Indigenous Studies. (Will Geschke/Emerald)

Oregon celebrates its first Indigenous Peoples’ Day

Hannarose McGuinness
October 11, 2021
A sign informs people to continue sanitizing thier hands is placed in the middle of Lane Community College's campus. Lane Community College has decided to continue with remote learning through the fall. (Serei Hendrie/ Emerald)

While UO pushes for in-person, LCC continues remote options

Hannarose McGuinness
September 29, 2021
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