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Reilly Norgren

Author at Oregon Daily Emerald at Daily Emerald, University of Oregon

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    Recent Articles

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    Exceptions granted for some student worker positions amid hiring freeze

    Departments within the university will be able to apply for an exemption to hire new student workers despite a hiring freeze to meet operational needs, according to a communication from the University of Oregon Student Workers union. UOSW met with UO’s Employee Labor Relations on May 27 to request more information about the hiring freeze’s...
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    Eugene protester charged with damaging federal property

    A Eugene man was charged today with damaging federal property after allegedly attempting to breach the Eugene Federal Building, according to a press release by the United States Attorney’s Office for the District of Oregon. Soren Emery Polzin, 18, made a first appearance in federal court today after being charged with depredation of federal property....
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    Sustainable Labs Program aims to make UO research more green

    The University of Oregon Sustainable Labs Program was rolled out in November 2025 through a partnership between the Office of Sustainability and Environmental Health and Safety. The program hopes to find ways to lower energy costs, water usage and waste in UO research labs. According to Sarah Stoeckl, associate director at the Office of Sustainability,...
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    UO partners with EWEB to provide Eugene emergency power, climate ad...

    UO partners with EWEB to provide Eugene emergency power, climate advocates concerned
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    University, Villard Hall $93 million construction to continue until...

    The University of Oregon continues its Heritage Renovation Project, with its two oldest campus buildings, University Hall and Villard Hall, remaining closed for renovations. When complete, the renovations will update the heating and ventilation systems and provide modern classroom environments. The total budget for the Heritage Project, including the reconstruction of both buildings, is $93...
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    Hamilton Hall is (finally) being demolished

    Hamilton Hall will be completely demolished by the end of this year, completing the final phase of the Hamilton Walton Transformation Project. The project first broke ground in 2021 with the construction of Unthank Hall, which houses a dining hall and dormitory space for 700 students. The second phase, completed in August 2023, was the...
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    FAFSA rollout delay strains students applying for financial aid - O...

    A delay in financial aid information from the Department of Education to universities across the country has created a time crunch for universities putting together financial aid packages for prospective
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    SEIU holds “Rally for Respect” in wake of impasse - Oregon Daily Em...

    Labor Unions and community members at UO participated in a rally outside the EMU and Johnson Hall in support of the SEIU’s contract fight. A community support petition was delivered
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    A day in the life of a graduate employee - Oregon Daily Emerald

    How GEs balance two different sides of academics
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    GTFF prepares to strike | News | dailyemerald.com - Oregon Daily Em...

    Amid months of contract negotiations where the union’s salary demands were not being met, graduate employees are preparing to strike during winter term.
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    Trinity United Methodist Church to be closed against congregation's...

    As Trinity United Methodist Church closes, the future of its Egan Warming Center and other community resources is uncertain