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University of Oregon receives five sexual assault reports within first week of classes (opens the original)
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Students began the fall term at the University of Oregon in Eugene on Monday. But by midday on Wednesday, university officials sent out a community safety warning about five reported sexual assault attacks on or near campus in the past week. According to the safety alert, officials said four of the incidents involved university students, and the fifth occurred near the Alton Baker Dog Park, adjacent to campus. They said police arrested someone in the fifth case and that all students affected hav
As students move in to Oregon’s private colleges, they start to learn to live on their own (opens the original)
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Paytyn Loyd arrived at the University of Portland late last month with a full support team. Her mom, dad, brother and both sets of grandparents were all there to help her start the next chapter of her life. “It’s a little bit less nerve-wracking now,” the freshman said, placing two Golden State Warriors pillows on her lifted, twin-sized dorm bed. “I was here for orientation, and I had fun, and now it’s kind of, like, reminding me, I guess, of how fun that was.” Paytyn and her family drove from t
Natalie Pate (opens the original)
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Natalie Pate was a part-time evening desk reporter and editor for KLCC from April to August, 2026. She is now a reporter for Oregon Public Broadcasting. With more than a decade of experience, Natalie's byline has appeared with outlets including the Statesman Journal, Oregon Capital Chronicle, Eater PDX, The Hechinger Report, USA TODAY and NPR. In addition to education, Natalie has written about politics, incarceration, arts and culture, the environment and more throughout the region. She is a fo
Hair program at Oak Creek helps incarcerated girls build self-confidence, find future employment (opens the original)
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In many ways, the salon at Oak Creek Youth Correctional Facility is like any other. The girls gab and playfully gossip as they sit around the small, multipurpose room in various stages of the process. One holds a towel wrapped around her head, while another blow-dries her hair off to the side, and a third sits in a chair as her hair is braided. They hug and laugh and hype each other up. “It's, like, just full of love,” said Ramani, one of the girls who goes to the salon in the Albany facility ev
5 things to know about the Lane Community College accreditation review (opens the original)
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The Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities is doing a special review of Lane Community College’s accreditation status. Lane Community College undergoes an accreditation review every seven years. They’re about five years in now. The next full review won’t be until the 2027-28 school year. But the commission that conducts those evaluations did an extra review of LCC back in March. This is unusual but not unheard of. Officials said this is the first review of its kind for LCC. It arose f
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