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The Pacific Northwest’s only Latinx-owned brewery comes to Eugene.

Eugene is painted by a new mural from Hanif Wondir, a local Black artist and UO alumnus, located on East 13th Avenue.

Student employees at the University of Oregon launched a unionization campaign at last week’s street fair. UO Student Workers, a grassroots organization of student employees, kicked off the campaign with a card-signing initiative. This is a common first step in forming a labor union.

These movies make you feel understood no matter what age you are.

In her 2018 memoir, Dolly Alderton shares her story of ‘figuring it all out.’

Visual Arts Week embraces the town’s eccentric art scene through creative exploration and expression.

When she was 14, Makayla Elliot ran away from home. This time 一 the fourth time 一 marked the beginning of about five years of homelessness, spent sleeping in friends’ houses or camping on the bike path off Franklin Boulevard. Her mom, dealing with mental health crises and drug use, …

Once a week, Ilse Stacklie-Vogt, a sophomore at UO, sits on her bed, opens her laptop or phone and talks to her therapist through the screen. Sometimes the video freezes or background noise gets in the way, but Stacklie-Vogt enjoys the casual feeling of chatting from her own room. “I …

Every Tuesday night, the EarthPeace room at Rooted Space 一 a fitness studio by day 一 transforms into a makeshift auditorium. The lights are dimmed and rows of chairs face the small wooden stage. Around 7 p.m., local writers filter in and can begin signing up for the Page 3 …

Rehearsals have begun for the UO theatre department’s newest production, a virtual reading of “Personal History” by playwright Dominic Taylor. The play follows the same African American couple as they navigate life in several different eras spanning nearly a century. Director Stanley Coleman said that “Personal History” is not only …

The UO Cinema Studies department is currently hosting Mollye Asher, producer of the Best Picture-winning film “Nomadland,” as their 2021 Harlan J. Strauss Visiting Filmmaker. This spring, Asher will mentor students, guest lecture in an advanced cinema studies course and participate in live discussions for students and community members on …

After seeing his family over spring break, Noah Holmes, a senior at the University of Oregon, was exposed to COVID-19 — along with his roommates. Two weeks after applying for the University of Oregon’s Quarantine Fund, Holmes said he received around $350 in April and became one of more than …

As a lifelong dancer, I have always advocated for people to try dance — no matter their age or ability. Dance is one of the most natural forms of self-expression and allows one to nurture their mind-body connection.

Earth Day may have passed, but the conversation about sustainability shouldn’t end there. With dozens of horrifying documentaries coming out about the immense amount of waste humans create every year, a lot of people might find it overwhelming to introduce eco-friendly practices into their lives. While we as individuals may …

During the 2019-2020 academic year, Shakesqueer began gearing up for its annual production in April. A student theater group, Shakesqueer reworks versions of Shakespeare plays to incorporate explicit representation of queer experiences. Only weeks before premiering their staging of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” last year, the production was halted by …

Beyond the many aspects of our lives that have had to change during the COVID-19 pandemic — like the way we work, study, eat, sleep and socialize — there are even more changes going on worldwide in ways that are not immediately visible to most of us. A recently published …

“Riverdale” is the CW’s modern reimagining of the Archie comic franchise, and it is nothing short of a spectacle. Throughout its five seasons, the show targeted at teens has indelicately stumbled its way through a staggering number of plotlines involving serial killers, gangs, cults, gay conversion camps, incest, mobs, student-teacher …