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The Student News Site of University of Oregon

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The Student News Site of University of Oregon

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A River Runs Through It

A River Runs Through It

Sarah Hovet
April 2, 2018
Family Business

Family Business

Brittany Norton
January 31, 2018
Before dinner, Paige gives James his medicine in the form of a cannabis oil filled capsule. James takes about 45mg of CBD and THC/THCA oil throughout the day. The CBD helps reduce his seizures while the THC and THCA helps regulate his emotions and impulse control. “He is more able […]

Curative Cannabidiol

Laura Groshans
January 31, 2018
Willamette Valley Cows

Willamette Valley Cows

Sydney Padgett
January 31, 2018
Cherry and Jerry stroll through an area of their property that’s fenced for their alpaca herd. They keep a barn and a shed for storing tools and materials. The two met at Clackamas Community College in 1972 and have been married for 43 years. Photo By Hetta Hansen

Homeland

Ethos
January 31, 2018
Desert Rain and the Living Building Challenge

Desert Rain and the Living Building Challenge

Claire Rischiotto
September 4, 2017
Updating History: Writing about the women who made me want to be a writer

Updating History: Writing about the women who made me want to be a writer

Sarah Hovet
July 25, 2017
This popular meme is frequently used in rage comics with the caption “Watch out guys, we’re dealing with a badass over here.” Internet users usually appropriate the meme as a response to pretentious and arrogant statements (Source: Know Your Meme).

Memes and Internet Culture

Iago Bojczuk
July 8, 2017
Dristi Manandhar, a University of Oregon architecture student from Kathmandu, Nepal, sits down at her studio desk in the University of Oregon’s architecture building, Lawrence Hall.

Building Nepal’s Future

Erin Coates
February 6, 2017
The 21 plaintiffs from the Our Children’s Trust nonprofit cheer to supporters outside Eugene’s federal courthouse, during their lawsuit’s first court hearing in March.

Youth suing government expect good news in upcoming decision

Andrew Tsubasa Field
November 4, 2016
Words and Photos by KJ Hellis and Mackenzie Moran  [slideshow_deploy id=’24981′] Up to my chest in frigid bog water, I cling tightly to my waders, hoping not to flood them, as I trudge through thick clay that covers the bottom of the ponds. “Where is the elodea?” I ask one […]

Fish Tanks to Fisheries: How an invasive species could change the cultural landscape in Alaska.

Kjersten Hellis
October 2, 2016
“While the Delta Ponds are a regression to original Oregon wilderness, they are also a progression toward the sustainable cities of the future. In a world of disappearing wetlands and natural areas, this neighborhood conservation effort stands as an example of community sustainability in practice.”

Wilderness in the City

Morgan Krakow
June 16, 2016
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