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In 2000, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced the elimination of measles in the U.S. But earlier this year, the Pacific Northwest sent … Continue reading
Union negotiations between the University of Oregon and the Graduate Teaching Fellows Federation (GTFF), which represents graduate employees (GE), formerly known as GTFs, are in … Continue reading
Maybe we should start calling him Sen. Ron “Weeden” because Wyden just introduced a bill, S. 420, which would legalize, tax and regulate marijuana at the … Continue reading
The film adaptation of Mamma Mia!, starring Meryl Streep and Amanda Seyfried, might cast quite the shadow on a community theater’s attempt at the ABBA … Continue reading
About 10 people were at the intersection of 24th Avenue and Hilyard Street on Saturday, Jan. 26. Holding up signs calling for an end to … Continue reading
President Donald Trump spent his birthday doing what he loves: Getting applause. However, his speech wasn’t met with complete enjoyment — it put First Lady … Continue reading
It took nearly a year for Wayfair to decide to move to Springfield. And it took a coalition of the willing to make the pitch: … Continue reading
When asked how it feels to have published an illustrated memoir about you and your family’s experience as refugees in the U.S., Thi Bui apologizes. … Continue reading
Is the weed is getting stronger or is your weed just contaminated? Secretary of State Dennis Richardson released a report this morning that says the … Continue reading
One percent of the population has celiac disease, an autoimmune disorder that results in a reaction to eating the gluten from grains that can lead … Continue reading