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Grace Mangali

Author: Grace Mangali

Cannabis Drinks of the Future

The growing sober-curious movement is contributing to the popularity of cannabis drinks 

News 2 weeks ago

Since becoming the third state to legalize adult-use cannabis in 2014, many local adults started practicing “Oregon sobriety.” Derived from “Cali sober,” the practice includes … Continue reading →

Students Covering Dangerous Protests

Journalists are being targeted across the country; student journalists in Eugene are learning how to be safe

News 2 weeks ago

Saj Sundaram suits up for political protests with his Doc Martens, black jeans, a black long sleeve shirt and a gas mask he bought on … Continue reading →

Suffering with a Great View

Seventeen-year-old Kate Gran and her dad bond most closely on top of a mountain 

News 2 weeks ago

 Kate Gran noticed three weeks blocked off of the calendar in her father Eric’s office. “Ama Dablam,” it read. Ama Dablam is a 22,349-foot peak … Continue reading →

On In Ten

The Northwest 10 Festival brings a new meaning to quick change. 

Theater 1 month ago

The drama of Shakespeare, the whimsy of Jen Silverman and the resilience of August Wilson can be found in a 10-minute package at this year’s … Continue reading →

Making Waves

The DisOrient film festival is back in Eugene, honoring the Asian American diaspora through film 

Film 2 months ago

Dr. Christina Yang was one of the first Asian American women on screen for the millions of viewers of Grey’s Anatomy. Despite “Yang” being the … Continue reading →

Oregon CPR Creates Superheroes 

HEARTSafe is back this February with non-certified CPR training

Whats-Happening 2 months ago

For those ages 12 and up, knowing how to perform CPR can be the difference between life and death. The free HEARTSafe CPR and AED … Continue reading →

Love Faire at the Wellness Witchy MeWe Fair

Two days of love, matchmaking and crystals at the Lane Events Center this Valentine’s Day weekend 

Whats-Happening 3 months ago

In 2014, Laureli Shimayo did not realize she was starting to run a fair. She says she was in the process of opening up to … Continue reading →

Flash BACGAMN

The UO’s Board and Card Game Association for Maximum Nerdery provides a space for gamers and nerds alike

Culture 3 months ago

The year was 2021. Ryan Rudd shuffled his feet to avoid the playing cards and game pieces littered on the floor of his dorm room … Continue reading →

Welcome the New Year with Fermata Ballet Collective

The theme of Fermata’s Winter Series ‘Thresholds’ encourages welcoming new energy, new ideas and the new year. 

Dance 4 months ago

Fermata Ballet Collective is hosting its annual Winter Series Jan. 2 to Jan. 4. It invites dancers of all levels to engage with dance, conversation, … Continue reading →

Richard Stetson: Feb. 11, 1958 – Nov. 7, 2025

‘A feisty old shit,’ he died of homelessness 

NewsObituary 4 months ago

Richard Edward Stetson died Nov. 7; he was 67 years old. He is survived by his beloved dog, Dante. Born Feb.11, 1958, Stetson most recently … Continue reading →

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