By Alan Cohen The United States was intended by its founders to be the answer to an age-old problem: inequality. The founders ...

By tova stabin I’ve been attending political rallies and events of one sort or another since I was about 12 years old — so ...

Maisie and Brodie, sister-brother golden retrievers. These two cuties take turns playing the canine character of Crab, the ...

On the second and fourth Saturdays of the month through October, the Amicus Memorial Garden Collective hosts a Resilience ...

Alan Stein recalls the world’s first synchronized global peace meditation which occurred over three days in 1987. “It was ...

By Laura Ray You might think that a Black man, raising two Black daughters, would not have many words of hope or optimism to share with an audience at the University of Oregon just two days after ...

The Wrath of the UO Bob Keefer’s article (“Art of Politics,” EW 7/31) describes a University of Oregon administration that has lost its moral bearings. At the heart of this case is the alleged ...

Two years ago, gym members were unpleasantly surprised when the owners of the Elements Health Club at 4242 Commerce Street in west Eugene abruptly shut the place. Today, the once-bustling building ...

Her name itself tells the story — a Japanese first name, and an American first and last name in the post-World War II era. Ikuko June Moore was in high school on August 6, 1945, in ...

By Victoria Koch There is an old Buddhist story about an older man and his son walking along a receding river path where there are many stranded out-of-the-water fish. As they walk, the ...

Before the pandemic, the Whiteaker Block Party, a large street festival held the first Saturday in August, celebrated perhaps Eugene’s most “Eugene” of all neighborhoods, filled with bars, ...

By Zach Klonoski Imagine the early 1940s with today’s technology and media environment. “Relocation camps” trend on TikTok, framed by official accounts as “re-education centers.” Guards post ...