The Assistant Director for Fraternity and Sorority Life (FSL) at the University of Oregon has been placed on leave after telling Trump voters to kill themselves by jumping off a “fucking bridge” in reaction to President-elect Donald Trump’s landslide victory in the 2024 election.
Portland State’s 74-point loss to Oregon was bad enough, but one player for Portland suffered a gruesome injury when his ear was “ripped off.”
A professor has filed a First Amendment lawsuit against the University of Oregon after he was blocked on Twitter by university staffers for tweeting “all men are created equal” from the Declaration of Independence. The Institute for Free Speech said, “The First Amendment does not allow the government or its actors to ban individuals from public forums just because they disagree with the views those individuals express,” in a press release on the lawsuit.
After Washington Huskies coach Jimmy Lake intervened during an on-field scuffle that spilled onto the sidelines during a game against University of Oregon Ducks on Saturday, university officials are looking into the incident.
University of Oregon President Michael H. Schill announced on Friday that the university will not comply with President Donald Trump’s executive order on critical race theory. In a recent communication to the university communist, Schill wrote: “I am writing to let you know, unequivocally, that the recent executive order that seeks to ban federal contractors from discussing certain concepts during diversity training will not deter us from this important work.”
Oregon State University and the University of Oregon announced this week that they will no longer use the term ‘Civil War’ to describe the sports rivalry between the two institutions. The term had been used to describe the rivalry since the 1930s, but will be dumped “in recognition that Black Lives Matter.”
Oregon and Oregon State University have agreed to stop using the term “civil war” to label athletic competitions between the two schools.
The University of Oregon has announced that hundreds of its employees will be furloughed due to revenue restrictions over the Chinese virus pandemic.
Students and faculty at the University of Oregon are calling for the removal of the statue of an American pioneer. According to the university, the state represents “the framing of history from only one culture’s perspective,” and it is considering removing the statue, along with other art students and staff find offensive.
UC Irvine Coach Russell Turner was proud to tell fans and the media that he and his team taunted Oregon Ducks player Louis King, by calling him “Queen.” But not everyone thought his “anti-woman” and “homophobic” name calling was funny.
Oregon State Rep. Diego Hernandez (D-Portland) is pushing legislation to disarm campus police at the University of Oregon and Portland State University.
The University of Oregon’s student senate passed a resolution on Wednesday endorsing the boycott, divestment, and sanctions (BDS) campaign against Israel, and targeting several companies over their alleged complicity in “the Israeli occupation of Palestine.”
The University of Oregon has claimed that a local anti-illegal immigration group has violated the trademark by copying the institution’s logo.
Administrators at the University of Oregon announced that they will be providing counseling services to students traumatized by an upcoming pro-life event.
The public University of Oregon spent $23,000 on research before deciding whether or not to change the name of several buildings on campus, which students claim have racist histories.
Several members of the University of Oregon Ducks ended up in the hospital after engaging in a military-style strenuous strength and conditioning exercise, reports reveal.
Oregon has fired coach Mark Helfrich after a disappointing 4-8 season.
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Now that the Oregon legislature has hiked the minimum wage, effective this July, colleges and universities in the state have a decision to make: hire fewer student employees, cut the school’s budget, or raise tuition.
A University of Oregon trustee wants to examine the moves of the school’s cheerleaders as part of an effort to combat campus rape.
