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ON THE COVER Images taken throughout the 2023-24 academic year

share a visual story captured by members of the Emerald photo desk.

LETTER FROM THE EDITOR

DEAR READER,

Another term has gone by and another photo edition is upon us. This year has been an incredibly busy one for the Daily Emerald photo desk and I’m incredibly proud of all the work produced by this desk. This school-year recap serves as a visual time capsule of everything that has happened on and around campus in these past 10 months. It’s a pleasure to be able to run a print edition that shows the hard work put in by the photo desk throughout this school year.

This edition is bursting with wonderful photos by an incredibly talented desk. The desk is comprised of Alex Hernandez, Alyssa Garcia, Anna Liv Myklebust, Ben Hutchison, Colleen Bogdan, Eddie Bruning, Eric Becker, JR Quint, Kai Kanzer (senior photographer), Kemper Flood, Lulu Devoulin, Mason Burbey, Mason Cruz, Miles Cull, Morgan Jenkins, Saj Sundaram, Sebastian Flores and Spencer So. Last, but certainly not least, this desk wouldn’t be complete or nearly as successful as it has been without the help of my lovely associate editor, Jonathan Suni. A huge thank you to Suni for all of his hard work and dedication to the photo desk this year.

I feel so grateful to be able to lead and empower this amazing group of photojournalists. As you’ll see in this photo edition, there are some beautiful and striking photos taken by individuals on this desk. Take some time to relish in the beauty of photojournalism and take a look back on this eventful school year through the lens of the Emerald photo desk.

KEEP CREATING, MOLLY MCPHERSON

ERIC BECKER COLLEEN BOGDAN

I’m a Pacific Northwest-based photographer specializing in covering anything that moves, including sports, action and wildlife. Away from the camera, I enjoy building computers and attempting to fix my various project cars with varying levels of success. I’m in my junior year at the University of Oregon, majoring in advertising while actively pursuing a career in sports media after graduation.

I’m a senior majoring in journalism with a minor in French. I love reading, traveling and documenting life through photography.

EDDIE BRUNING

I am a junior at UO. I’m an Oregon native and started my photography as a high school senior. Since my senior year of high school, I have pursued photography with a focus in sports. I’m very fortunate to have been able to work with amazing people in the Pacific Northwest, and I’m looking forward to continuing my photography with the Emerald.

MASON BURBEY

I’m a freshman at UO studying business with a focus in marketing and minoring in media studies. I’m loving my role here at the Emerald! I see lots of potential and amazing photos to come in the future while working with this talented team. Check out my work on Instagram @_shotsbymason or my website masonb.myportfolio.com.

MASON CRUZ MILES CULL

I’m a sophomore majoring in public relations with minors in business and entrepreneurship, and I hope to serve as a PR specialist for a music festival one day. I’ve only been in the Emerald community for a couple of months but already feel at home and love working with like-minded individuals. To see more of my work, check out my Instagram, @masondesignstuff, or my webs ite, masondesignstuff.com.

I’m a junior at UO studying journalism, and I’m looking to become a news photographer for an international publication. I’m always looking for expressions and action in a crowd and I’m always working at spotting the moment. I’ve been shooting for a while, but I only joined the Emerald last month. I’m looking forward to getting more and better photos for the paper and my portfolio.

LULU DEVOULIN KEMPER FLOOD

SEBASTIAN

I’m a senior majoring in art and technology with a minor in economics. Outside of photography and school, I love spending time in the outdoors, working on art projects and reading. My Instagram is @luciadevoulin.

As a photojournalist at the Emerald, I weave stories through every snapshot, capturing the vibrant pulse of campus life with a focus in celebrating diversity, a perspective close to my heart coming from a diverse background. I strive to craft a visual story that resonates and leaves a lasting impression, ensuring that the rich tapestry of diversity on our campus is vividly reflected.

I am a sophomore at UO who started at the Emerald almost a year ago. I am an advertising major with a sports business minor, and I hope to use the creative skills I have learned at the Emerald in that industry! My Instagram is @Photography_Kemper.

GARCIA

I’m a sophomore at UO with a passion for all sports. I am currently studying journalism with a minor in sports business. I hope to have a career in sports media one day and be a full-time photojournalist.

I am a senior at UO double majoring in English and journalism with a minor in Native American studies. I’m from Coos Bay, Ore., where I started shooting photos for my high school’s student newspaper. Now I find any excuse I can to have a camera in my hands! Check out my Instagram, @hernandez.photoj, or my website, hernandez-photo.com, to see more of my work.

ALEX HERNANDEZ

BEN HUTCHISON

I’m a freshman at UO studying computer science and sports business. I just started working with the Emerald and love the opportunity to be more involved with the community here at UO. Check out my Instagram, @benhutchphoto.

I’m taking a break from school right now, but I’m in my third year at UO. I’m studying cinema, and my dream is to be a cinematographer and screenwriter. I’ve just recently been hired at the Emerald, but I’m so excited to see the opportunities it presents me! I don’t currently have any social media for my work, but my personal Instagram is @mjenkx_.

MORGAN JENKINS

KAI KANZER

I’m the senior photographer for the Emerald. I have truly been blessed by the people around me and the opportunities that have come my way. I am a photojournalist from Colorado who loves capturing meaningful moments on camera. Follow my Instagram, @kaikanz.

MOLLY MCPHERSON

JR QUINT

SAJ SUNDARAM

I’m a junior here at UO serving as the Emerald photo editor. I’m studying advertising and plan to work for a professional sports team one day. I’ve been with the Emerald for two years and I love the community aspect of the team and getting to expand my work and portfolio! To see more of my work, check out my Instagram, @mediaxmolly.

I am a sophomore here at UO studying business administration with an emphasis in sports business and entrepreneurship, while also dual majoring in journalism. I am just beginning my time here with the Emerald and look forward to the amazing opportunities and experiences that await me! Want to see my portfolio? Look no further than my website, www.jrquint.com, or find me on Instagram, @jrq_visuals.

I’m a sophomore here at UO studying journalism, and I plan to work as a photojournalist in the music industry one day. I’ve only been with the Emerald for the spring term, but I’m excited to continue for my next couple of years! If you would like to see more of my work, check out my Instagram, @rainy.day. media.

ANNA LIV MYKLEBUST

I’m a sophomore here at UO studying journalism and minoring in creative writing and political science. I hope to either work in the publishing industry or as a photojournalist. I’ve been working for the Emerald this past spring term and I love dipping into different aspects of the community at school and in Eugene through photography. Check out my photography Instagram, @annaliv.jpeg.

I’m a UO student skilled in graphic design, event planning and transparent communication. I excel in driving successful social media campaigns, organizing impactful events and fostering community partnerships, all aimed at enhancing student experiences through strategic planning.

I am so lucky and grateful to be a part of the Emerald photo desk! I have been working all year on pursuing my passion of sports photography, and I am so excited to be able to share some of my favorite shots from the year.

TOP 5 TOP 5

A pro-Palestine demonstrator sits on the steps of Johnson Hall, chained to the pillars of the building by their lap. (Molly McPherson/Emerald)

Oregon defensive leader Jeffrey Bassa (2) prays pregame as the Ducks are showered with boos from the Sun Devil crowd. The Oregon Ducks defeated the Arizona State Sun Devils at Mountain America Stadium in Tempe, Ariz., on Nov. 18, 2023. (Jonathan Suni/Emerald)

Leyi (left) holds Mckena Wilson (right) after Wilson gave a speech to the ASUO Senate on March 13, 2024, about the recognition of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women at the annual Mother’s Day Powwow. (Alex Hernandez/Emerald)

Pro-Palestine demonstrators dance in celebration outside Johnson Hall on May 22, 2024. After 24 days of camping, the encampment negotiations team and the University of Oregon reached an agreement to meet some of the students’ demands. (Alex Hernandez/Emerald)

Carey of Oregon State University does a mid-air split during her balance beam performance. Oregon State gymnastics took on University of Washington at Gill Coliseum in

Ore., on March 8, 2024.

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Pro-Palestine demonstrators rallied through the Lillis Business Complex after unchaining protesters from the columns of Johnson Hall on May 20, 2024. (Colleen Bogdan/Emerald)

Members of the UO Queer Zine Club create their zines en masse before folding and cutting them for the final product. (Saj Sundaram/Emerald)

The 46th annual Take Back the Night march passes by UO’s administrative building, Johnson Hall, on April 25, 2024. (Alex Hernandez/Emerald)

GABRIELA MARTINEZ

t Workers chat while they sweep broken glass off the pavement outside the Franklin Blvd. Starbucks. The building’s windows were smashed and vandalized early morning May 15, 2024. (Molly McPherson/Emerald)

Police take an individual into custody following a demonstration on the I-5 on April 15, 2024. Pro-Palestine protestors gathered on the Harlow Rd. bridge to disrupt traffic. (Alex Hernandez/Emerald)

Someone peers through the window of Straub Hall, trying to see and hear Angela Davis’ talk on March 6, 2024. The lecture hall where Davis’ talk was held, Straub 156, overfilled within minutes of the doors opening. (Alex Hernandez/Emerald)

A man pushes a small child in a cart down the street. For the majority of students living on campus, fall move-in took place on Sept. 21 and 22, 2023. (Molly McPherson/ Emerald)

Rally organizers hold fists in the air while marching. Hundreds of pro-Palestine protestors marched through campus after University of Oregon officials did not appear for negotiations. (Colleen Bogdan/Emerald)

A pro-Palestine demonstrator sits chained to Johnson Hall after the mock tribunal demonstration on May 16, 2024. (Alex Hernandez/Emerald)

Members of On the Rocks, a men’s a cappella group at the University of Oregon, pose for a photo in their house in Eugene, Ore., on April 1, 2024. (Eric Becker/ Emerald)

Mark Mullins tattoos a client at The Parlour Tattoo on March 24, 2024. (Alex Hernandez/Emerald)

TV Girl played a sold out show to a crowd of screaming fans at McDonald Theater in Eugene, Ore., on Dec. 5, 2023. (Lulu Devoulin/ Emerald)

Dancers perform an intertribal dance at the 56th annual Mother’s Day Powwow on May 11, 2024. (Alex Hernandez/ Emerald)

GrrlBand performs at Battle of the Bands. The Battle of the Bands took place on March 8, 2024, at WOW Hall in Eugene, Ore. (Lulu Devoulin/Emerald)

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Jordan James (20) celebrates in a sea of Cougars. The Oregon Ducks football team takes on the Washington State Cougars on Oct. 21, 2023, in Eugene, Ore. (Molly McPherson/Emerald)

Deandre Ayton (2) leads the Blazers in points with 22. The Portland Trailblazers hosted the Boston Celtics at the Moda Center in Portland, Ore., on March 11, 2024. (Jonathan Suni/Emerald)

Tez Johnson (15) runs out of the tunnel as a part of the “Green Team” during the Oregon Ducks 2024 Spring Game. The “Green Team” won 28-17 during the Oregon Ducks Spring Game in Autzen Stadium on April 27, 2024. (Kai Kanzer/Emerald)

The Ducks celebrate with Jackson Shelstad (3) after he makes the gamewinning shot. The Oregon Ducks men’s basketball team takes on the Michigan Wolverines on Dec. 2, 2023, in Eugene, Ore. (Molly McPherson/Emerald)

Jurrion Dickey (99) watches as the Ducks get their offense going. The Washington Huskies defeated the Oregon Ducks football team in the Pac-12 Championship at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas on Dec. 1, 2023. (Jonathan Suni/Emerald)

Players walk back to midfield after a Timbers goal. Portland Thorns FC tied with Houston Dynamo FC at Providence Park in Portland, Ore., on June 1, 2024. (Eric Becker/Emerald)

Alyssa Daniell (10) and Katie Flannery (6) celebrate after Daniel hit a double to left-center. The University of Oregon softball team defeated University of Washington at Jane Sanders Stadium in Eugene, Ore., on April 7, 2024. (Kemper Flood/Emerald)