Eugene Weekly

I see that Cornel West, outspoken champion of left-wing politics, is scheduled to speak at our local bastion of leftist thought, the University of Oregon … Continue reading →

Our kids should come first! Increases in college tuition stops more and more young people from seeking their dream futures. I’m very concerned about the increases … Continue reading →

“Oregon’s arts and culture sector contributed $687 million and 22,299 jobs to Oregon’s economy in fiscal year 2015, according to the latest Arts & Economic … Continue reading →

Recently, the State Land Board enacted a curfew starting in May to restrict fires and camping on the Willamette River in Eugene to protect the … Continue reading →

I am writing in response to Arthur Waterbridge’s letter (3/21) about toxic masculinity and the left wing. According to the English Oxford Dictionary, the definition … Continue reading →

I don’t get it. The Bureau of Land Management partners with local entities and spends millions of dollars creating public recreation sites. They then proceed … Continue reading →

I moved here 11 years ago and immediately fit into 4J school district because of the amazing teachers. Great teachers are the main reason I … Continue reading →

I am writing in regards to the “Women, Tech and STEM” article by Lauren Jerome and Kim Dearborn (4/4). The article inspired me to share … Continue reading →

In response to Mark Fiser’s letter (3/28) which attempts to debunk the Environmental Science Academy at Churchill High School in Eugene: I would like to … Continue reading →

The Breaking the Silence project mentioned in your Slant piece (4/11) seeks to highlight the suicide crisis. I want to “break the silence” about something that I have never … Continue reading →