Julia Boboc
Reporting fellowJulia Boboc is a reporting fellow for KLCC. She joined the station in the summer of 2025 as an intern through the Charles Snowden Program for Excellence in Journalism. She is a journalism and linguistics graduate from the University of Oregon and an award-winning audio storyteller. She hopes to use her experience in audio to bring stories about humanity and empathy to the airwaves.
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The first phase of the Next Generation Housing Development Plan, under construction since last summer, is set to be completed in Fall 2027. It comes as the school faces declining enrollment. -
The University of Oregon Ballmer Institute for Children’s Behavioral Health will launch its new Catalyst Center for Youth Behavioral Health on Sept. 1 to help scale its unique undergraduate youth behavioral health program to universities nationwide. -
At Springfield’s City Hall on Friday evening, people took turns writing messages on a sign that read, “Stop the fear.” -
As firefighters continue working to contain wildfires burning more than 2 million acres in Oregon, most of the state will be blanketed with smoky air through at least Thursday night. -
A Lane County jury indicted Angel Gabriel Martinez for the death of University of Oregon Ph.D. student Erick Njue on Wednesday. -
Central Oregon wildfires endanger native animals. Think Wild shares tips on providing water, keeping pets safe, and protecting wildlife during fire season. -
The founder of The Kiva, who was also a former Eugene city councilor and beloved community member, died last month. George Brown was 79. -
Following two failed property tax levies, the Lane Fire Authority is cutting two peak-hour ambulances and reducing community safety training programs. -
After community members and organizations expressed concerns about the street’s safety and recent traffic fatalities, the city is piloting a project that will remove one travel lane to add a bicycle and bus lane. -
Community members in Eugene have planned an unofficial Pride rally and march for Saturday morning.
