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Aishiki Nag

Author: Aishiki Nag

Democracy on Display

Protesters meet outside of Coburg City Hall every week to protect American Democracy — America’s 250th Independence Day brought a larger crowd

News 2 hours ago

Indivisible Coburg, an organization aimed at promoting progressive policies and protecting democracy, has been organizing weekly rallies outside of the Coburg City Hall since October. … Continue reading →

 41st Annual Oregon Asian Celebration 

Martial arts, Taiko, lion dances and more.

Whats-Happening 2 hours ago

You don’t need to grab your passport for a trip to Asia — the 41st annual Oregon Asian Celebration returns to Eugene, with a long … Continue reading →

The Man Who Brought Binders to City Hall

March 12, 1947, to June, 29, 2026, remembering George Brown, Kiva co-owner and former Eugene city councilor  

News 1 week ago

George Brown shaped Eugene for over half a century, from his longtime ownership of Kiva to his stint on the Eugene City Council. He moved … Continue reading →

Farm Labor in the Valley

Springfield History Museum opens a new exhibit, looking at the rich history of farm worker labor and unionizing history in the Willamette Valley

Arts 1 week ago

Springfield History Museum opens a new exhibit called “Farm Labor in the Valley” July 10, featuring the long history and individual stories of those involved … Continue reading →

 Zimbabwe’s beats at the Oregon Country Fair

Piwai and the Mystic Gong are bringing flavors of African music to the Oregon Country Fair. 

Music 1 week ago

African musician Piwai performs at the Oregon Country Fair for the first time, bringing her classic mix of Afrobeats, mbira, reggae and soul. Piwai’s sets … Continue reading →

Doum, Tek & Ka 

George Sadak returns to the Oregon Country Fair to teach the Egyptian tabla

Music 1 week ago

George Sadak is bringing a part of Alexandria, Egypt’s vibrant streets, to Eugene for the Oregon Country Fair and shares the gift of tabla with … Continue reading →

A Comic, a Guitar and a Puppet Walk into a Bar…

A glimpse into Demi Adejuyigbe’s upcoming set at the Oregon Country Fair

Comedy 1 week ago

Demi Adejuyigbe is a talented and versatile British American writer, comedian, filmmaker, podcaster and musician with an extensive writing portfolio that includes The Good Place, … Continue reading →

UO-GTFF Talks Hit Fifth Round

With the 0 percent raise in salaries still being negotiated, the administration and grad employees in tense talks 

News 1 week ago

On the morning of July 1, the Erb Memorial Union was full of people wearing black shirts and sporting picket signs. “UO doesn’t work unless … Continue reading →

The Fence has Fallen

The fence was taken down the night of July 1, following previous court orders

EW-Extra 2 weeks ago

A group of protesters gathered at the Eugene Federal Building on the evening of July 1 to celebrate the removal of a fence around the … Continue reading →

No Pride in Soccer? 

Seattle scheduled the highly anticipated FIFA World Cup match between Iran and Egypt, notoriously anti-queer countries, as the Pride match

News 2 weeks ago

 Rainbows were scattered in the sea of red and white jerseys, pharaoh hats and enthusiastic chants for their favorite soccer players. Although the highly anticipated … Continue reading →

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