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The Unseen Impacts of COVID-19
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Changing the Narrative of Disability, One Page at a Time
Embracing Change: Exploring Alternative Psilocybin Treatments in Eugene
Addiction at Home
Bold and Unsilenced –– Union-Strong Strippers Set a New Precedent
University of Oregon Fandangueros Bring Traditional Mexican Music to Campus
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Oregon locals are fighting for safe and legal abortions in the post-Roe world.

Keepers of the Sanctuary State

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Helen Tendick looks at the photo collage of her late son, Nicholaus. According to Tendick, all of the photos embody Nicholaus, or Nick, with his big laugh or being with his family. “Nick had a big heart. I remember he came back one night without shoes and a shirt because there were kids outside that were cold. He would literally give the shirt off his back. That’s the kind of person he was,” Tendick says.

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24 Spring

Growing the Grove Garden: The Need for Intentional Communities

Lily Reese | June 5, 2024

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24 Spring

Growing the Grove Garden: The Need for Intentional Communities

Threatened by university expansion, the Grove is cultivating both sustainable, much-needed produce and a resilient, creative community.

Lily Reese

June 5, 2024

24 Winter

Bold and Unsilenced –– Union-Strong Strippers Set a New Precedent

One Portland strip club has been recognized as the second venue to unionize in the U.S. following efforts to combat unsafe working conditions and alleged harassment. The process to unionization reflects the complex nature of employment reform emerging in the adult entertainment industry.

Ellie Graham

June 4, 2024

Autumn Williams and Max Ell, students at the University of Oregon, basking in the refreshing water of the Willamette River. Williams and Ell are a part of and are advocates for the Trans and non-binary community.

23 Fall

Finding Confidence When You’re Not Cis

Existing as a trans or nonbinary person in the U.S. can create internal struggle and discomfort doing everyday activities, and passing legislation that polices trans and nonbinary bodies only exacerbates the problem.

Autumn Williams

October 25, 2023

Trefny poses in his wildland firefighting gear in Eugene, Oregon on the UO campus.

23 Spring

The Next Fire Generation

A growing grassroots effort to transform wildfire policy and our relationship with fire.

Nathan Wilson

April 6, 2023

Dingo the clown gets his name from his CB radio handle in the 80s. He says it’s “been my name as long as I remember and that’s where it came from. I had a CB and I would just mess with truckers all the time in Texas.”

23 Winter

Clowning Around

How two Oregon clowns are brightening people’s days, one joke at a time.

Story by Daniel Friis | Photography by Ilka Sankari | Illustration by Miles Imai

January 10, 2023

22 Fall

Keepers of the Sanctuary State

Oregon locals are fighting for safe and legal abortions in the post-Roe world.

Megan McEntee, Jordan Scott, and Elena Kato

October 30, 2022

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