What is Love
New love is a reel of magical snippets: kissing in the candy aisle of a convenience store, waking up first and thinking someone’s shoulder is … Continue reading
Year: 2018
Houston, We Have A Problem
Occasionally, this paper has done something that rises to the level of good journalism. And then there is the more recent incarnation of the Weekly … Continue reading
Bittersweet Dismissal
Hayward Field protester's court case dropped
It’s been a little over two months since the University of Oregon’s Hayward Field was demolished. Community members are still feeling its legacy — emotionally, … Continue reading
Climate Change
Kudos and gratitude for your Slant last week (Aug. 23) on our current climate change realities. It is sobering. In 22 years there will be no snow … Continue reading
Channel Your Inner Light
Trek Theatre celebrates fifth anniversary with adaptation of classic episode
It’s clear by now that human civilization won’t change its ways to deter the worst-case scenario of climate change. With escalating temperatures and longer droughts, … Continue reading
Lane County Area Spray Information
• Lone Rock Timber Investments 1, 541-673-0141, plans to hire Western Helicopter Services, 503-538-9469, to aerially spray 141.9 acres near Camp Creek with glyphosate and/or … Continue reading
Slant
• The Register-Guard continues its downward spiral under the ownership of GateHouse Media. EW has heard from multiple sources that the RG’s editorial pages are … Continue reading
Otherwise Nice?
I couldn’t agree more with Michele Walter’s letter entitled “Downgrading Rape” (EW, Aug. 16). Riding bicycles in Eugene does feel dangerous due to the incredible … Continue reading
Driving Dream
Thom Simon performing live in the EW office
Eugene Weekly presents Thom Simon performing ‘Driving Dream’ for #lincolnstreetsessions live at the EW offices. Eugene Weekly’s Back Beat: Lincoln Street Sessions are a series … Continue reading
Iranian Hackers Hit Home at the University of Oregon
School originally said the attack 'missed' the UO
Back in March when the news of Iranian hackers had hit more than 300 universities located in the U.S. and abroad in a cyber attack, … Continue reading