‘In da Clerb, We all Fam’
Need to get out more? There’s a club for that!
By Camilla Mortensen We’re a couple years past Netflix and chill and the days of COVID shutdowns (and hoping to stay that way), but some … Continue reading
Health
Slang from All Angles
How different generations view lingo
“A word that’s used within a culture, and that’s created by that culture,” is how Jeremiah Campbell, member of Gen-Z and barista at 5th Street … Continue reading
‘Third Acts’
Old age isn’t just about retirement and golf. Some people enjoy the freedom to try their hand at new careers.
Retirement is often considered the end, but what if it’s really just the beginning? A Gettysburg College study found the average person spends 90,000 hours … Continue reading
An Active Life Starts Anytime
With a goal, sports can sustain and bring growth for a lifetime
Noriko Seiner was one of the 12,000 runners lined up at Hayward Field at 7 am April 27. She had run several half marathons and … Continue reading
Sleep Remedies
Falling asleep, falling back to sleep — suggestions for rest and relaxation
Why did no one tell us that as you start getting older, you start having trouble sleeping? Some of us have trouble falling asleep, some … Continue reading
Building Back Your Inner Athlete
Want to get back in shape? EW sits down with UO baseball and golf conditioning Coach Darrell Hunter for the scoop
Almost one month out from the beginning of the new year, how many of us can say we stuck to our resolutions? According to data-gathering … Continue reading
‘No Pain, No Gain is a Terrible Thing to Live By’
Getting stronger and being aware of how your body moves will help prevent sports injuries
To put it simply, injuries suck. It’s miserable to injure yourself doing something you love, and it’s infuriating to do it while exercising simply to … Continue reading
Get Moving, Go Nowhere
Cycling and spin classes are a low-impact, high-cardio opportunity to get active
Running isn’t the only form of cardio available to those in TrackTown USA. Cycling, or spin, is a cardio exercise that has a low impact … Continue reading
From Shed to Strength
Sadie Lincoln, daughter of a founder of Eugene Weekly, started barre3, a fitness boutique with women’s bodies in mind
In 1982 Elisabeth Lyman, Lucia McKelvey, Sonja (Snyder) Ungemach, Lois Wadsworth and Bill Snyder founded What’s Happening out of a small shed on Lincoln Street … Continue reading
Trip Advisor
The psilocybin community is happy Measure 109 passed, but there is a long road ahead to accessible psilocybin assisted therapy
On June 6, Oregon Psilocybin Services — a branch of the Oregon Health Authority — announced it will begin licensing training centers for psilocybin therapists, … Continue reading