Daily Emerald

Russell talks with Oregon volleyball player Kamden Mitchell about her journey, including her recruitment by Matt Ulmer, the jump from high school to college athletics, and what drew her to Oregon. Kamden explains why being a Duck was always the goal and why, even after Ulmer left, Oregon still felt like home. Music is An Ending by TheMoods, found on Tribe of Noise 

Jack and Owen are joined by Preston Comer, Sports Editor for The Breeze at James Madison University, to preview Oregon’s College Football Playoff matchup against JMU. They break down head coach Bob Chesney, JMU’s football traditions, how the Dukes are preparing for Autzen’s crowd noise and music, and what to expect from both teams on December 20 at Autzen Stadium.  Music is 1000 Handz by Mastery f...

Gracie and Demetre discuss the 2025 Game Awards,  Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 's sweep, Miss Piggy and the industry's shift into 2026 as well as video game announcements including the Divinity reveal trailer and Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis. Music is “80s Retro Synth Wave” by BoDleasons from the Free Music Archive (freemusicarchive.org)

This week, Russell sits down with Oregon LHP, Ian Umlandt, to talk about his evolution from bullpen mainstay to trusted starter, his standout 2025 season with a 2.55 ERA, and what it takes to thrive in high-leverage moments. Ian also opens up about balancing baseball with academics as a business major and journalism minor along with running his own private coaching business. Music is An Ending by...

This episode uncovers why boredom isn’t a problem to fix, but a forgotten skill that opens the door to imagination and personal growth. Music is Lament For Jack Rose by Doctor Turtle found on the Free Music Archive ( freemusicarchive.org ) (CC BY)

On this week’s Sports Dorks podcast, Jack Lazarus, Owen Murray, and Harry Leader break down a turbulent stretch for Oregon men’s basketball, celebrate the Ducks’ rivalry win over the Huskies to close out the college football regular season, and spotlight the impressive momentum behind women’s basketball. Music is 1000 Handz by Mastery found on the Free Music Archive (freemusicarchive.org)

This week Gracie crafts a thoughtful exploration of how remote work reshaped our social skills, communication habits, and sense of community — and why the lost art of going to the office might matter more than we realize. Music is 30 Only Bebop MX by Taylor & Lopker found on the Free Music Archive ( freemusicarchive.org ) (CC BY)

 In the third episode of Field Notes, host Julia Boring explores the world of sustainably grown food. What makes Oregon’s climate so unique for farming? How does growing your own produce change the way you cook and eat? Harper Keeler, director of the University of Oregon’s Urban Farm program, joins this episode to dig into these questions. Keeler offers an inside look at what makes the Urban Farm...

Gracie and Demetre chat with UO Esports members Nora Thimmesch and Jacob Gittelman. They discuss all things about the UO's Esports Program and a collegiate love for video games. Music is “80s Retro Synth Wave” by BoDleasons from the Free Music Archive (freemusicarchive.org)

Owen Murray is joined by Isaac Dubey on this week’s episode of  The Sporks Dorks  to preview the Oregon–Washington football matchup, the final home game of the season at Autzen Stadium against USC, and break down the latest from Oregon men’s and women’s basketball. This episode is sponsored by The Safe Lane Transportation Coalition Recorded by Isaac Dubey. Edited by Stephanie Hensley. Mu sic: “Mas...

This week on Office Hours with Nick Wright, Graduate Employee Sam Miller from the University of Oregon’s English Department shares with Nick his journey from being a shy kid in Catholic school to becoming a self-proclaimed militant atheist. He opens up about how a budding love for cinema guided his academic paths, the teachers who pushed him forward, and the choices that led him to pursue graduate...

Join Bayley and Gwen as they talk about navigating friendships in college. They interviewed a FHS GE about advice she would give to students out there. So grab your slice of pumpkin pie and listen in! Music:Intro: Heartbreaker, Jahzzar, Free Music Archive, CC BY.Transition Music: Autumn In The Air (LoFi,Nostalgic), Lo-FI Astronaut, Free Music Archive, CC BY.

In this interview, Russell speaks with Matthew Conti, Recruitment Officer for the University of Oregon Rowing Club. He shares insights into the demanding year-round training schedule of collegiate rowing, his unique role supporting the Oregon Football Team, and his experience founding the Financial Management Association on campus. Music is An Ending by TheMoods, found on Tribe of Noise

Podcast producer, Julia Boring, sits down with Associate Sports Editor, Owen Murray, and Photography Editor, Saj Sundaram, to talk about their article on the Duck Force One, a custom-built tailgate bus that travels to University of Oregon football games. In this episode, they discuss what it was like going inside the bus and meeting with its owner, Cory Dent. Music is Orbiting a Distant Planet by...

On this week’s episode, Jack and Owen dive into the Ducks’ showdown with the Minnesota Golden Gophers, look ahead to the upcoming clash with USC, and catch you up on everything happening in Oregon women’s and men’s basketball. Recorded by Isaac Dubey Edited by Stephanie Hensley Mu sic: “Mastery” by 1000 Handz and "Solo Acoustic Guitar" by Jason Shaw, both found on the Free Music Archive.

In the second episode of Field Notes, host Julia Boring dives into the world of plants. What’s the difference between Native and Non-Native species? What are the benefits to learning the names of the plants around us? Kelly Densmore, an active professor at the University of Oregon teaching the “plants” class, joins this episode to answer some of these questions. Densmore gives a glimpse into what...

This week join Bayley as she drives into the infamous “Is It Embarrassing to Have a Boyfriend Now?” Vogue article by Chante Joseph. She dives into "heterofatalism", trad wife trends, and the rise of singleness. So listen in about how complicated relationships are in 2025. Music: Romantic Sensual Chill Indie Hip Hop Pop, Musinova, Free Music Archive, CC BY. Heartbreaker, Jahzzar, Free Mus...

Podcast producer Gracie Del Rosario sits down with Opinion writer Emma Kahl to discuss her article "Big Brother might not be watching anymore, but his contract is still in place." and break down how today’s surveillance systems continue to shape our digital lives, even as Big Brother’s gaze evolves. Music is Orbiting a Distant Planet by Quantum Jazz, found on the Free Music Archive

This week, Jack Lazarus and Owen Murray sit down with sports writer Joe Krasnowski to talk all things Oregon: cross country success, the return of basketball and Jackson Shelstad’s comeback, and a look ahead to the Ducks’ matchup with Minnesota. This episode is sponsored by The Safe Lane Transportation Coalition Recorded by Isaac Dubey. Edited by Stephanie Hensley. Music: “Mastery” by 1000 Handz a...

In this episode of Office Hours, Nick sits down with Professor Charlie Butler from the University of Oregon’s School of Journalism and Communication to trace his fascinating career journey. From covering high school sports to reporting on major leagues and later transitioning into business journalism, Butler’s path reveals the highs, lows, and lessons of a life in media. Music Info: Idle Mind by H...

The Emerald Save Point debuts its new pair of co-hosts as Gracie and Demetre sit down and try to get to know one another through endless nerding out, car names and a shared love for video games.  Music is “80s Retro Synth Wave” by BoDleasons from the Free Music Archive (freemusicarchive.org)

 In this episode of The Lost Art of… , Gracie explores the fading tradition of dining together and asks whether our fast-paced, convenience-driven culture has made us forget the simple joy of sharing a meal and conversation around the same table. Music is Rocinante's Lament by Doctor Turtle on the Free Music Archive ( freemusicarchive.org ) (CC BY). 

In this episode of  How It’s Reported , Podcast Editor Stephanie Hensley talks with Arts & Culture writer Vinny White about his feature story,  “ A Deadhead History of Eugene.” The two discuss how the Grateful Dead’s decades-long relationship with Eugene helped shape the city’s identity, from the iconic Springfield Creamery benefit concert to the band’s enduring cultural influence. Music is Or...

On this week’s episode of The Sports Dorks Podcast, Owen Murray is joined by sports writers Henry Light and Joe Krasnowski to break down the start of the 2025 Oregon basketball season, recap women’s volleyball matchups against Washington and Nebraska, and discuss the latest in women’s soccer under head coach Tracy Joyner. Recorded by Isaac Dubey  Edited by Stephanie Hensley  Music is Mastery by 10...

In her debut episode of Field Notes, host Julia Boring discusses all things walking. What makes this simple activity so great? And how can even the busiest college students fit it into their daily routine? The guest for this week, Rachel Glaeser, an active transportation coordinator at the University of Oregon, Rachel Glaeser, joined to help answer these questions and share what “Walktober” events...