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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
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 Night in Solidarity with Farm Worker Rights is an evening of music, artistry and history to benefit Oregon farm workers. PCUN, or Pineros y … 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
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
It was sunny. Girls in beautiful dresses — Ballet Folklorico Colibri — danced on stage. There were booths and food trucks.. It was the Eugene … Continue reading
You’re welcome — not as in response to a “thank you” but as in a welcoming to the community. That’s the sentiment that Eugene Family … Continue reading
Update The nomination round has closed — it’s still time to vote in Best of Eugene! Readers nominated their top choices, we counted them and … Continue reading
This is the month I wanted to take you hiking at South Eugene Meadows, the latest link in the Ridgeline Trail. It’s all part of … Continue reading
The eternally popular musical Hello, Dolly! opened on Broadway in 1964. It wouldn’t surprise me if it were running a hundred years from now on … Continue reading
Have you ever gone to a karaoke night not to sing, but to listen? Sometimes a performance is so immaculate that you want to crown … Continue reading
The first cider keg from WildCraft Cider Works made its way to the Friendly Street Market in September 2014. WildCraft has since cycled more than … Continue reading
By Larry Kaplowitz Here’s the situation: Last week a man raped a woman who was hiking alone on the Wild Iris Ridge trail in broad … Continue reading
Recently, a letter has been circulating from the Whiteaker Community Council to the city of Eugene and its Parks department requesting that they “revoke any … Continue reading
By Martha Freeman Twenty years ago, my book The Trouble with Babies was removed from a school at the request of a trustee horrified that … Continue reading
By Joe Berney You may have heard about the recent controversy surrounding a facility that will recycle over 80,000 tons of materials annually, convert methane … Continue reading
Sights and Sounds of Critical Mass Have to give a shout out to the riders of the brightly lit Friday night bike brigade down West … Continue reading
The Lingering Hazards of Football In your August 29 Slant note, I believe your use of the term “gladiators” in football was extremely relevant, as … Continue reading
LCC Responds As a college community dedicated to upholding the dignity of all students, Lane Community College wants to address Eugene Weekly’s Sept. 12 article … Continue reading
Just Vote ‘No’ In response to the Stan Long letter (“Ironies Abound,” EW, 9/5), Lane County voters must pay extra attention. Long puts a false … Continue reading
• Wandering Goat Coffee Co. is reopening its indoor café Saturday, Oct. 5, and the Goats are coming back with a bang. Wandering Goat (268 … Continue reading
• Voting is underway in Best of Eugene and wraps up Oct. 4 at noon. If you haven’t voted yet, time is of the voting … Continue reading
• The nomination round has closed for Best of Eugene and the runoff round has begun! Vote at Vote.EugeneWeekly.com and, if you don’t see your … Continue reading
• Coming up in weird local politics, the city of Oakridge is putting STAR Voting (score then automatic runoff) on the ballot in November. Eugene … Continue reading
Fine dining doesn’t look like it used to. For many diners, long ago are the days of sparkling white tablecloths and servers donning suits. But … Continue reading
It’s hot — sticky, sweet — and it’s gaining popularity all around. No, Def Leppard isn’t making a comeback here in Eugene, but hot honey, … Continue reading
I want a beer. A nice cold one. Not that 4 percent Coors Light crap, mind you. I’m talking real beer. Beer for men. Beer … Continue reading
I scream, you scream — downtown Eugene finally has ice cream. The Mexican-style ice cream parlor Peek-A-Boo Delight La Michoacana Ice Cream celebrated its grand … Continue reading
At the height of the pandemic, country music songwriter Nick Gamer, then based in Eugene, almost left the state. “I had to get out of … Continue reading
Nestled in the foot of Eugene’s South Hills, 16 Tons Cafe and its concert patio had been home away from home for Lea Jones and … Continue reading
Fall is on its way, and change is in the air in Eugene’s performing arts world. Just in the past year or two Eugene Symphony, … Continue reading
“You’re supposed to get better as you get older,” says T Bone Burnett, record producer, guitarist and songwriter for over five decades. For the first … Continue reading
The 2024 U.S. Track & Field Olympic Team Trials run through June 30 at Hayward Field.
Amaryllis Planter $80 Passionflower Design brings you these lovely long-lasting, seasonal amaryllis planters, for that ‘someone-who-has-everything’ in your life. These blooms will last all season … Continue reading
Our programs include: – Housing Services for Families helping families with children avoid and overcome homelessness – Permanent Supported Housing providing specialized housing and support services … Continue reading
“Having a program that seeks you out is so important because when you’re out there on the streets, there’s nothing – there’s no hope,” says ShelterCare … Continue reading
Looking for a realtor who both aligns with your values and supports our community? Look no further! Introducing… These are the real estate agents who … Continue reading