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GrassRoots Garden prepares for their upcoming Winter Harvest; their garden is apart of the Food For Lane County Gardens Program in Eugene, Ore. on Jan. 16, 2025. (Jordan Martin/Emerald)
Eating with the seasons: Winter gardening in Eugene
The Carpenter Bypass trail system is seen on Jan. 6, 2024. (Alex Hernandez/Emerald)
Born from mud: How the Disciples of Dirt shaped mountain biking in Eugene
Berg's is a specialized snow sport store located on West 13th Ave in Eugene, Ore. (Molly McPherson/Emerald)
Get psyched, its ski season
Amazon Park has a 3.5 running trail located in Eugene, Ore. Along the way are multiple other recreation structures. (Alyssa Garcia/Emerald)
Treasures of the trails: the best places to run in Eugene
Daily Emerald/Stella Fetherston
Summer cyclist: new beginnings and lofty goals
BOOKS
Noa Schwartz
Books to read this Black History Month
Cue the Commentary: All things books, media, and BookTok (Episode 3)
Cue the Commentary: All things books, media, and BookTok (Episode 3)
February 6, 2025
Owner of Tsunami Books, Scott Landfield, sorts a stack of children’s books that the store may buy from a customer. Tsunami Books is an independent bookstore selling a wide selection of used and new titles located in Eugene, Ore. They also sell various artwork made by different artists, and will hold community events, and shows year around. (Anna Liv Myklebust/Emerald)
Tsunami Books: the rise of a community-owned cultural cornerstone
February 4, 2025
Owner of Tsunami Books, Scott Landfield, sorts a stack of children’s books that the store may buy from a customer. Tsunami Books is an independent bookstore selling a wide selection of used and new titles located in Eugene, Ore. They also sell various artwork made by different artists, and will hold community events, and shows year around.
Photos: Tsunami Books
February 3, 2025
EVENTS
On Feb. 10, 2025, UO Flea Market hosted a Valentine’s Flea Market in the Erb Memorial Union Crater Lake rooms. Over 20 vendors gathered to sell products and gave students the opportunity to find new articles of clothing and accessories. (Alyssa Garcia/Emerald)
Winter term warms up at the UO Flea Market
Ashley Bontrager and Gustavo Ramierz embrace at the end of their dance. Ballet Fantastique: Pride & Prejudice, Ballet Fantastique studio, Eugene Oregon, Feb. 1st, 2025 (Eddie Bruning/Emerald)
Lizzy and Darcy welcome the season of love through ballet
February 10, 2025
On Jan. 14, six people were shot outside of the WOW Hall during a concert. The WOW hall is currently raising money for the community to provide help for those who are experiencing trauma from the event. The WOW Hall is a music and performing arts center in Eugene, Ore. (Serei Hendrie/ Emerald)
The Perfect Storm settles into the Willamette Valley
February 4, 2025
Attendees gather to see the displayed art and enjoy free smoothies and sushi at the Process and Projects Exihibition in the Erb Memorial Union. (Miles Cull/Emerald)
‘Process and Projects’: The craft center’s latest exhibition
February 3, 2025
FASHION
On Feb. 10, 2025, UO Flea Market hosted a Valentine’s Flea Market in the Erb Memorial Union Crater Lake rooms. Over 20 vendors gathered to sell products and gave students the opportunity to find new articles of clothing and accessories. (Alyssa Garcia/Emerald)
Winter term warms up at the UO Flea Market
Founded Vintage shop in Eugene, Ore., on Nov. 4, 2023. (Spencer So/Emerald)
Behind Founded Vintage and Eugene’s community of vintage shops
January 8, 2025
(Erinn Varga/Daily Emerald)
Hedi Slimane’s recent exit from Celine, his legacy, and possible future
November 19, 2024
Inside Align Mag
November 13, 2024
FILM & TV
Noa Schwartz
Shortcuterie: An evening of bite-sized cinema
Noa Schwartz
The 10 Best Movies of 2024
January 17, 2025
Noa Schwartz
‘A Complete Unknown’: another fun cookie-cutter biopic
January 15, 2025
Noa Schwartz
2024 Arts and Culture staff film recommendations
January 8, 2025
FEATURES
Student led group Mecha address crowd gathered in front of the Erb Memorial Union on the campus of the University of Oregon. Feb. 19, 2025, in Eugene, Ore. (Eduardo Garcia/Emerald)
UO MEChA holds walkout and protest to support immigrant community
Cosplay Jesus: Keeping Their Music Alive Year Round
February 20, 2025
Elisa Mevius (8) points directions at her team mid court. The University of Oregon Ducks Women’s Basketball team lose to the UCLA Bruins (62-52) in a home match at Matthew Knight Arena in Eugene, Ore., on Feb. 9, 2025. (Rowan Campbell/Emerald).
Oregon women’s basketball blows 14-point lead in 94-90 overtime loss to Nebraska
February 19, 2025
TJ Bamba (5) rises over the defender for a layup in their game against Rutgers Feb. 16, 2025, in Eugene, Ore. (Jordan Martin/Emerald)
Oregon tops Iowa 80-78 for third-straight win
February 19, 2025
MUSIC
On Jan. 14, six people were shot outside of the WOW Hall during a concert. The WOW hall is currently raising money for the community to provide help for those who are experiencing trauma from the event. The WOW Hall is a music and performing arts center in Eugene, Ore. (Serei Hendrie/ Emerald)
The Perfect Storm settles into the Willamette Valley
Stephen Rodgers discussing how the University of Washington is joining the University of Oregon for the Cascade Song Festival. The plan is to have the University of Washington host the event next year, and the University of Oregon will go to them. Cascade song festival, Berwick Hall in the Tykeson Rehearsal Hall, Eugene Oregon, Jan 21, 2025. (Eddie Bruning/Emerald)
Cascade Song Festival: Bridging cultures, locations, professions and academics
January 23, 2025
Kylie Libby/Daily Emerald
Nine tracks for your rainy day playlist
January 10, 2025
Guitar selection at Mckenzie River Music in Eugene, Ore. (Alyssa Garcia/Emerald)
McKenzie River Music: the place for musical transparency
January 7, 2025
ARTS
Noa Schwartz
Dear Evan Hansen takes a pit stop in Eugene
Go see Lane Community College production of Winter Shorts, a collection of short plays which runs from Feb 13-16. Blue Door Theater, Eugene Oregon, Feb. 11th, 2025 (Eddie Bruning/Emerald)
Lane Community College “Winter Shorts”: theatrical student expression at work
February 12, 2025
Ashley Bontrager and Gustavo Ramierz embrace at the end of their dance. Ballet Fantastique: Pride & Prejudice, Ballet Fantastique studio, Eugene Oregon, Feb. 1st, 2025 (Eddie Bruning/Emerald)
Lizzy and Darcy welcome the season of love through ballet
February 10, 2025
Attendees gather to see the displayed art and enjoy free smoothies and sushi at the Process and Projects Exihibition in the Erb Memorial Union. (Miles Cull/Emerald)
‘Process and Projects’: The craft center’s latest exhibition
February 3, 2025
FOOD & DRINK
Atlas Mediterranean is one of the two new additions of businesses arriving on East 13th Ave in Eugene Oregon. Specializing in mediterranean cuisine, they sell wraps, salads and sandwiches. Pictured are three of their best sellers; the Harissa Steak Bowl, Classic Chicken Gyro, and Hummus Trio & House Made Pita Bread (Eduardo Garcia/Emerald)
Atlas, a new Mediterranean spot, opens on East 13th Avenue
The Brails Omelet—consisting of bacon, ham, sausage, peppers, mushrooms, onions, tomatoes and cheddar cheese—is served with hash browns and toast. Located on Willamette St. and 5th Ave., Brails remains open for business during the pandemic with outdoor seating and take-out options. Brails is one popular choice for brunch in the city of Eugene, Ore., Feb. 8, 2021. (Madi Mather/Emerald)
A brunch lover’s guide to Eugene
February 7, 2025
Top 10 Valentine’s Date Night Spots
Love is in the air: Eugene’s top date night spots for a memorable Valentine’s Day
February 6, 2025
Plenty of Beers, Zero Fears: Beergarden.
Beergarden: cultivating variety and community
February 6, 2025
ARTS & CULTURE
Cosplay Jesus: Keeping Their Music Alive Year Round
Jack Shurtliff • February 20, 2025

Eugene band Cosplay Jesus debuted at an April 20, 2023, show at Monster House according to the band. Since then the band has been on a run, going...

Ben Hider/Daily Emerald
Brazilian Best Picture surprise ‘I’m Still Here’ arrives in Eugene theaters
Sean Avery, A&C Writer • February 19, 2025

Amidst a bizarre and unpredictable awards season, one passionate fanbase is jumping for joy. Legendary Brazilian director Walter Salles’s latest...

Noa Schwartz
Dear Evan Hansen takes a pit stop in Eugene
Alicia Santiago, Digital Managing Editor • February 18, 2025

From Feb. 7-9, anxious high schooler Evan Hansen found himself in Eugene when the emotional Broadway comedy hit the Hult Performing Arts Center. The...

Working on a frame loom to produce a tapestry-woven structure. Liv Ruth, a Philadelphia-born student artist based in Eugene, explores nature and color through an ever-evolving practice that spans fiber, digital, mixed media, and film and was photographed in her apartment studio on Feb. 14, 2025, in Eugene, Ore. (Max Unkrich/Emerald)
The art of living ruthlessly: How Liv Ruth took the road less traveled to reconnect with her creativity
Mark Munson-Warnken, A&C Reporter • February 17, 2025

In 2025, youthful visions of self-fulfilling work are blurred by family members, friends and internet celebrities telling you what to do and...

Atlas Mediterranean is one of the two new additions of businesses arriving on East 13th Ave in Eugene Oregon. Specializing in mediterranean cuisine, they sell wraps, salads and sandwiches. Pictured are three of their best sellers; the Harissa Steak Bowl, Classic Chicken Gyro, and Hummus Trio & House Made Pita Bread (Eduardo Garcia/Emerald)
Atlas, a new Mediterranean spot, opens on East 13th Avenue
Claire Coit, A&C Reporter • February 17, 2025

Looking for fresh Mediterranean food that's locally sourced? Atlas might be your new lunch spot. Nestled between The Duck Store and The Webfoot,...