Editor-in-Chief of Ascend, UO’s sport and outdoor magazine, and news correspondent for the University of Oregon-UNESCO Crossings Institute @crossings_uo
Joined January 2022
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Ruby Wool retweeted
Omg, this is the best marketing play I’ve seen in a long time.
Molson, a beer company and partner for the PWHL, or the Professional Women’s Hockey League, decided to re-vamp the jerseys for the league to announce their partnership.
They saw a problem: many of the women on the team have long hair, so while they are playing… their names are covered.
Molson's solution? Put the players' names on the bottom of the jerseys and their sponsorship logo on the top.
“We covered our name so hers could be seen.”
To make it even better, the campaign was launched on International Women’s Day.
What do you think? Because I think it’s SO GOOD.
Ruby Wool retweeted
Legendary tennis player Novak Djokovic is practicing at #UCLA right now in front of a growing crowd of students.
Ruby Wool retweeted
True to our roots.
Presenting the @OregonBaseball throwback uniforms - paying homage to the 1954 College World Series team.
Debuting this Sunday vs. Lafayette. #GoDucks
Ruby Wool retweeted
It's time! Our first episode, Listen To This in Five Years, is available now!
Stream it on Spotify at open.spotify.com/episode/6HA…
Watch on YouTube at youtu.be/ihTqXOaK3aQ.
Ruby Wool retweeted
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OREGON FOOTBALL massive poster going up in midtown Manhattan.
Can confirm, just walked from my apartment and grabbed a few pics. Will swing back in next day or so when it’s finished.
@MattPrehm @oregonfootball @Erik_Skopil
LETS GO DAMN DUCKS!!
😤🦆🏈
#BoHeisman
Ruby Wool retweeted
From Columbia University to the Port Authority bus station, seven @uoregon SOJC journalism students had the opportunity to cover the World Press Freedom Day global conference in New York City this past May. Read more: unesco.org/en/articles/empow…
@crossings_uo @UNESCO
Ruby Wool retweeted
It’s been a year since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. Since then, 14 states have banned most abortions, leaving millions of women and girls with nowhere to turn for the care they need.
And yet, there are reasons to hope.
After Roe v. Wade was overturned, voters in Michigan, California, and Vermont helped enshrine abortion rights in their state constitutions. And governors in states like Nevada, Hawaii, and Pennsylvania have signed executive orders to protect abortion access.
Ruby Wool retweeted
Hitting on a practice court @rolandgarros.
Terrific to hit on clay again. It's been awhile!
#RolandGarros2023
Ruby Wool retweeted
We cannot tackle problems if the press doesn't inform us about them. If everything is alright in the news, something must be wrong with journalism.
Let’s protect #PressFreedom to protect our right to seek & receive information.
🙏 Thank you, @WSJ, for publishing our campaign for #WorldPressFreedomDay.
Lear more: unesco.org/en/days/press-fre…
Ruby Wool retweeted
The Crossings Institute is on the scene at the New York City Port Authority where a second bus of migrants is expected to arrive from Texas.
@UOsojc
Ruby Wool retweeted
“We need to use technology against bad actors, be as good as they are. The answer is sunlight.” David Rohde, @NewYorker @UNESCO @CartooningPeace #worldpressfreedomday
Ruby Wool retweeted
When freedom of expression is in danger, it's all our rights that are in danger.
At the #WorldPressFreedomDay Conference today, @AAzoulay called world leaders to defend #PressFreedom and protect a professional, free & independent journalism.
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