We've got issues.
Nov. 5 is drawing near, Oregon’s vote-by-mail ballots are hitting postal boxes and, for what seems like the 100th time in the past 20 years, … Continue reading
“I just took off going north,” says Gary Ruvkun about his trip to Eugene after he graduated from University of California, Berkeley in the 1970s. … Continue reading
In July, the Lane County Planning Commission voted unanimously against a proposal to develop a gravel mine on TV Butte on the east side of … Continue reading
Cottage Theatre recently opened its 2025 season with Something Rotten, a musical comedy about two brothers, Nick and Nigel Bottom, who attempt to outwrite Shakespeare, … Continue reading
In the span of several days during March 2023, Josh Loew and his wife experienced a whirlwind of life-changing events: The New Jersey couple got … Continue reading
Bigfoot Beverages employees — represented by Teamsters Local 206 and Teamsters Local 324 — have been on strike since Sept. 19, fighting to preserve their … Continue reading
More than half of all college students in the U.S. are considered “nontraditional” students, meaning they are over the age of 24, work full time, … Continue reading
Seventeen of the 62 protesters arrested during the I-5 Liberate Palestine protest on April 15 will be going to trial for disorderly conduct, in solidarity … Continue reading
The University of Oregon concealed reports of druggings at two fraternity parties in early 2024, even as UO officials faced criticism for failing to issue … Continue reading
Jan. 15: The UO Police Department receives its first report of a drugging at a fraternity event: A young woman is found intoxicated after attending … Continue reading