Eugene Weekly

There have been a few letters recently touting HB2001 as the solution for providing “missing middle” housing and improving diversity. While I believe these supporters … Continue reading →

The purpose of our courts is to interpret laws and determine the intent of legislation in light of a given set of facts. The Our … Continue reading →

We have entered the do-or-die decade for protecting our planet from climate collapse. No single person or action will save us. We need the government to do … Continue reading →

Technology is now central to people’s education, but it comes at a cost for students in higher education. As a student at the University of … Continue reading →

Wait, now Eben Fodor thinks Eugene Weekly should not allow the public to speak its mind in a public forum (Letters, 1/16)? Personal attacks aside, … Continue reading →

Segregationist, whether intentional or not, describes local zoning/land use regulations in Eugene and the impact those regulations have had on Eugene’s supply of affordable and … Continue reading →

I’ve witnessed the whole sorry episode around the Richard Nixon scandal, and this one with Donald Trump is far worse. Imagine an entire country, Ukraine, … Continue reading →

In response to Reza Behnam’s lionizing Iranian General Quassem Suleimani (Guest Viewpoint, 1/16): Just because Donald Trump says someone is bad, we should not have … Continue reading →

Think globally, act locally: This phrase gives us agency to positively impact our world. Supporting Lucy Vinis’ campaign is a local action we can each … Continue reading →

I write to thank Wil for his Life Inside column that appeared in Eugene Weekly (“Lives in Crisis,” 1/9). Your patience and compassion shines out. … Continue reading →