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Despite being safeguarded by the Brazilian Constitution, indigenous peoples’ rights are being violated in that South American country. With different culture and language and as … Continue reading
Students happily mill past cemetery markers, while buildings rise high above the graves. This surreal scene appears in drawings from 1963 showing a proposed addition … Continue reading
Even Oak Hill School was surprised at the fate of the bobcat kitten that wandered into the school on Oct. 16. Apparently, the Oregon State … Continue reading
by Guy Maynard and John Kline Kindness spreads. As cold weather was setting in during the early days of autumn, Jeff Jones, 56, who shares a … Continue reading
In an effort to limit the use of plastics in Eugene, the City Council is moving forward to create new laws promoting zero waste with … Continue reading
The Oregon Veterinary Medical Association has officially spoken out against the widely criticized “euthanasia” of a wild bobcat kitten that found itself trapped in Oak … Continue reading
The University of Oregon and its Graduate Teaching Fellows Federation have been negotiating a labor contract for nearly a year. In the 11th month, tensions … Continue reading
Egan Warming Center will activate at 8 pm on Tuesday, Oct. 29, and Wednesday, Oct. 30 at Lane Events Center in the Wheeler Pavilion. St. … Continue reading
Last night, the Eugene City Council unanimously passed a resolution condemning abortion bans and committing the city to support abortion rights moving forward. The resolution … Continue reading
Alek Skarlatos is not a typical congressional candidate. He is probably best known for The 15:17 to Paris, a Clint Eastwood movie based on a … Continue reading