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Letters to the editor Scroll down for viewpoints and columns. (This information is up-to-date for 2023.) Letters should be should be fewer than 250 words … Continue reading
Elections NEVERMIND Dear Forty-three Percent (of “registered” non-voters in 2016 general election): I implore the party of apathy to vote in this primary election. Minus you, … Continue reading
Eugene Weekly presents Ferns performing ‘New Song’ for #lincolnstreetsessions live at the EW offices. Eugene Weekly’s Back Beat: Lincoln Street Sessions are a series of … Continue reading
After 32 years of teaching sociology at the University of Connecticut, where he established an academic curriculum in human rights and wrote books including Welfare … Continue reading
All signs point toward the return of Uber and Lyft to the streets of Eugene. Back at the Monday, April 23, Eugene City Council meeting, … Continue reading
The Portland building contractor that built Matthew Knight Arena has filed for a city permit to demolish Hayward Field. Hoffman Construction Company filed April 27 … Continue reading
Six days a week, Scott Beeler arrives at a construction site in downtown Eugene and climbs up a series of nine outdoor ladders, rain or … Continue reading
Money in elections isn’t a new phenomenon, especially in Eugene. When current Councilor Emily Semple faced Joshua Skov in 2016, the two broke a record … Continue reading
I’m so happy I stumbled onto the Eugene Weekly website when the primary election endorsements were published! I’m pretty new to Oregon and not very … Continue reading
Phoebe Gildea loves Shakespeare’s work so much that she’s decided to sing it. The classical opera-singing Eugene native is combining her love of singing and … Continue reading