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Autzen Stadium will host Banana Ball games featuring the Savannah Bananas and the Party Animals on June 27-28, 2026, with ticket lotteries opening in October 2025. Banana Ball is a fan-focused, entertaining variation of baseball with unique rules and a festive atmosphere, aiming to broaden the sport's appeal.
Franklin Stahl, a pioneering molecular biologist known for his crucial 1957-58 experiment with Matthew Meselson that elucidated DNA replication, passed away at 95 due to congestive heart failure, having spent most of his career at the University of Oregon.
University of Oregon researchers have identified a new type of volcanic eruption, termed "stomp-rocket," while studying the 2018 Kilauea eruption. This type involves pressure buildup and explosive events, similar to a stomp rocket toy. The well-monitored Kilauea eruption provided detailed data, allowing scientists to better understand volcanic processes and potentially forecast future eruptions. The study, involving the U.S. Geological Survey and Sichuan University, was published in "Nature Geoscience."
University of Oregon football player Daylen Amir Austin, 19, was arrested and charged with felony hit-and-run in connection with a fatal incident involving a 46-year-old man. The crash occurred on Monday, and police are still gathering information for a final charging decision. Austin, a defensive back for the Ducks, played in three games during the 2023 season. He was arraigned in Lane County Court and his next court appearance is set for May 22.
University of Oregon defensive back Daylen Amir Austin has been arrested in connection to a fatal hit-and-run crash that killed a 46-year-old man in Eugene, Oregon. The 19-year-old has been charged with felony Hit and Run, and the investigation is ongoing. Austin, a college football player, appeared in three games as a freshman in 2023 and was ranked as ESPN's No. 142 player in the class of 2023.
Oregon defensive back Daylen Austin was arrested in connection to a fatal hit-and-run near the university campus, with the victim being a 46-year-old man. The Eugene Police Department is still gathering information for a final charging decision, and the University of Oregon is awaiting additional details. Austin, a true freshman in 2023, remains in jail as of Wednesday morning.
Researchers at the University of Oregon have developed a breakthrough technique using 3-D printing to create a super-realistic equivalent of human skin, which is being used by L'Oréal to test cosmetics and skin care products. The artificial skin, created in just 18 days, is the first known case of replicating quality skin tissue at full thickness, using different kinds of cells separated by a membrane. The researchers aim to explore other potential uses, such as healing diabetic foot ulcers and creating skin grafts for burn patients.
The University of Oregon men's basketball team clinched the Pac-12 Tournament title with a 75-68 victory over Colorado, securing a spot in the NCAA Tournament for the first time in three years. Led by seniors N'Faly Dante and Jermaine Couisnard, the Ducks displayed toughness and resilience throughout the tournament, with Dante earning the most outstanding player award. Their victory capped a season marked by injuries and inconsistent defense, earning them an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament as Pac-12 champions.
The University of Oregon men's basketball team secured a spot in the Pac-12 Tournament final and a chance at an NCAA Tournament berth by defeating top-seeded Arizona 67-59, despite facing adversity including the loss of player N'Faly Dante and a 12-straight missed three-point attempts. Led by standout performances from Jermaine Couisnard and Jackson Shelstad, the Ducks showcased unwavering defensive intensity and a strong second-half three-point shooting to secure the victory. The team's resilience and determination were evident as they overcame challenges and rallied to secure the win, setting the stage for a highly anticipated final game.
New research from the University of Oregon suggests that passive exposure to a subject can speed up the learning process, as demonstrated in mice trained to respond to specific tones. The study indicates that passive exposure creates a hidden representation of the stimulus in the brain, priming it to make connections more quickly during active learning. This finding could have implications for understanding the neural mechanisms behind learning and may offer insights into how passive exposure can be a valuable tool for learning in humans.
The Big Ten Council of Presidents/Chancellors (COP/C) has unanimously voted to admit the University of Oregon and the University of Washington to the Big Ten Conference, effective August 2, 2024. The schools will also join the Big Ten Academic Alliance. The move is seen as a transformational opportunity for both universities, providing stability, exposure, and the chance to compete at the highest level in collegiate athletics. The decision was made after the universities submitted written applications and received unanimous approval from the Big Ten COP/C.
Oklahoma Sooners fans received criticism for their negative reaction to defensive tackle Xadavien Sims' commitment to the University of Oregon. The author of the article called out the "keyboard warriors" who attacked Sims on social media and urged Sooner Nation to be better. Despite the disappointment of losing a top in-state talent, the author reminded fans to stay classy and not burn bridges with recruits.
The annual Nike Hoop Summit featured the first women's game and Bronny James, son of LeBron, who is reportedly considering the University of Oregon. Canadian player Toby Fournier and LSU commit Mikaylah Williams stood out in the women's game, while Jackson Shelstad, who will play for Oregon next year, impressed in the men's game. USC's Isaiah Collier and Duke's Mackenzie Mgbako also showcased their skills, but it remains to be seen where Bronny will commit.
University of Oregon Men's basketball coach Dana Altman's comments about low attendance by the Oregon fan base after his team's loss to the University of Wisconsin in the NIT tournament have left some U of O students uneasy. Altman did not mention that the students of U of O were the sole reason for a low attendance of the game but spoke to the Duck fan base as a whole. Many students shared a feeling of uneasiness following Tuesday's press conference, citing finals week and the timing of the game as reasons for low attendance.