Dream Chaser
Hugo Nicolas could find his life derailed if DACA fails
Meet Hugo Nicolas. He wants you to know him. He needs you to know him. The Eugene man will meet you in a coffee shop, … Continue reading
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Jaap ter Linden dis-invited for 2018 Oregon Bach Festival
And the summer festival’s schedule has also been announced
Cellist Jaap ter Linden has confirmed that his invitation to conduct a concert at this summer’s Oregon Bach Festival was rescinded after Eugene Weekly reported … Continue reading
Slant
New website! chilling RG asset sale and op ed on Dreamers
• Thumbs up to UO President Michael Schill for joining with Oregon Senate President Peter Courtney to write a powerful op-ed for The Oregonian recently … Continue reading
Happening People
Dana Tessler
“We moved to Eugene when I was 11,” says Dana Tessler, whose family had previously lived “all over New Jersey.” After attending South Eugene High … Continue reading
Rep. Knute Buehler On Oregon Issues
The Republican gubernatorial candidate looks to fix education, PERS and health care
Knute Buehler, a Republican state legislator who represents Bend, announced his campaign for the Oregon governor’s seat last year. Buehler, who was first elected to … Continue reading
Register-Guard Employees Face Uncertain Future in Sale
The news is chilling for our colleagues at The Register-Guard following the announced sale of the newspaper to GateHouse Media as of March 1. A … Continue reading
Dancing Backwards and in Heels
Oregon’s women-led Legislature passed a hugely progressive agenda in 2017. Can they keep up the momentum?
In the heat of early July 2017, not even progressives at the Oregon Capitol could appreciate the immensity of their accomplishments as bill after bill … Continue reading
Oregon’s Legislative Scorecard
What happened at the Statehouse last summer
Reproductive Health Equity Act (House Bill 3391) July 5 This 2017 Oregon bill is the one most likely to make Breitbart followers’ heads explode: The new … Continue reading
New Zone, New Interns
A3 High School sends two seniors to New Zone Gallery for a month-long internship
The New Zone Gallery in downtown Eugene is home to a diverse community of local artists. But last month, it was also home to two … Continue reading
Turning Red States Blue
Political activist group supporting out-of-state election candidates
Bonnie Henderson hasn’t forgotten a trip to the Democratic Party of Lane County’s headquarters in the months leading up to the 2016 presidential election. After … Continue reading