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Noa Schwartz

Books to read this Black History Month

Bella Graham, A&C Reporter
February 10, 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

Seira Kitagawa, A&C Reporter
February 10, 2025
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

Andres Baisch, A&C Reporter
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

Fern Peva, A&C Reporter
February 6, 2025
Plenty of Beers, Zero Fears: Beergarden.

Beergarden: cultivating variety and community

Jackson Buckley
February 6, 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

Claire Coit, A&C Writer
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.

Tsunami Books: the rise of a community-owned cultural cornerstone

Bella Graham
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

Anna Liv Myklebust
February 3, 2025

Punxsutawney Phil’s shadow is casting doubt

Claire Conger
February 3, 2025
Sabai Cafe & Bar located at 27 Oakway Center, Eugene, OR 97401. (Spencer So/Emerald)

Sabai: A restaurant birthed from romance

Andres Baisch, A&C Reporter
February 3, 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

Claire Coit, A&C Reporter
February 3, 2025
Stephanie Yang/Daily Emerald

From the cellar to the sky: ‘The Brutalist’ harshly illuminates the realities of modern America

Mark Munson-Warnken
January 31, 2025
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