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It all began 34 years ago on Oct. 10, 1991. Arsonists, who were never caught, started a blaze that burned almost 9,000 acres of old-growth … Continue reading
“What we’re trying to do is a revolution, a peaceful revolution,” says Justin Filip, Green Party candidate for Oregon’s 4th Congressional District. Filip, a University … Continue reading
In 1969, when the Oregon Country Fair was still in its infancy, a small group of White Bird Clinic volunteers showed up with a box … Continue reading
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says it will conduct “deep drawdowns” at several reservoirs to improve passage for threatened native fish, while continuing hydropower … Continue reading
More and more LGBTQIA+ people are fleeing red states, says Sasha Violet, outreach director and board secretary of Eugene-based Cascades Community Placement Services (CCPS), a … Continue reading
U.S. District Court Judge Mustafa Kasubhai granted an extension to the federal General Services Administration, allowing an extra seven days to remove a controversial security … Continue reading
A controversial security fence is set to be removed from the downtown Eugene Federal Building per a federal judge’s order as the federal government drapes … Continue reading
Faculty members say the University of Oregon is closing the Department of Earth Sciences office in Cascade Hall, a space they describe as a hub … Continue reading
Local punk nonprofit Radical Alternative Development hosts its fourth annual Punk Prom June 13 at Blairally Vintage Arcade. At this all ages event, local youth … Continue reading
Over the past year, activists have been protesting unjust Immigration and Customs Enforcement practices outside the Eugene Federal Building, which is home to an ICE … Continue reading