Andrew Barton remembers the cheddar bagel at Humble Bagel with unusual specificity. The now-defunct shop sat on the corner of ...

According to Nick Foreman from the Eugene band Dust Congress, we’re living in “garbage time,” a sports expression for when ...

We need more than just a new policy, we need a new culture that welcomes all the gifts that fire brings,” says Timothy ...

Eating disorders have become a “silent killer” in the U.S., claiming one life every 52 minutes and affecting millions more. Eating disorders aren’t just about nutrition — they can become a severe ...

Brian Trapp grew up with his twin brother Danny, who had a disability. Growing up, Danny would remind Brian that he was six minutes older. “He never let me forget it,” Trapp says. Every birthday, ...

Acclimating to campus involves learning where you prefer to eat, where dining facilities are located, and how to satisfy your ...

We’re starting to feel like a real band in a recording studio, hearing ourselves back and coming up with ideas,” says ...

Duck football Coach Dan Lanning’s famous quote, “The grass is damn green in Eugene,” is applicable to the Big E in more ways ...

Moises and Elias Contreras. Photo by Ryann Storch @ryeseye.photography.

Eugene’s larger venues, like the Hult Center, McDonald Theatre, John G. Shedd Institute for the Arts and WOW Hall, are ...

• Encircle Films presents: A Rising Tide, 6:30 pm, Thursday, Oct. 16, Art House, 492 East 13th Avenue. Audience Q&A follows with local advocates for the homeless.EugeneArtHouse.com. • Pre-No Kings 2.0 ...

Spending time in the forest helps me with stress and keeps life in perspective. Being mindful. Just listening, watching, smelling, just being. Nature is therapy. The generals and admirals feel ...