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Words by Julia Comnes Photos by Kaylee Domzalski It’s a familiar scene on the Knight Library field this Sunday: On one end of the field, two men in cargo shorts lazily toss a baseball back and forth. Students are scattered on the grass, supine on beach towels and yoga mats, […]

Fighting with Foam: Belegarth at the University of Oregon

Julia Comnes
June 17, 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 15, 2016
A Pause On Life: Four Accounts of Peace Corps

A Pause On Life: Four Accounts of Peace Corps

Erin Coates
June 14, 2016
“Despite the content being a bit dreary and expected, there are technical flourishes with jump cuts, clever montages, and beautiful extreme-close ups.”

Review: The Family Fang

Patrick Dunham
June 13, 2016
(Miró Merrill/Ethos)

You Just Have to Jump

Colin Cossi
June 12, 2016
A guide for that trip abroad.

Seven Things to Know Before You Go Overseas

Junnelle Hogen
June 10, 2016
“‘There’s the problem of the farmers in the pipeline,” Stephenson says. “Who’s going to step up and take over some of these farms? Because most of this transition is going to happen within multigenerational farm families.'”

Age Gap: Do Millennials Want to Be Farmers?

Junnelle Hogen
June 8, 2016
“The Singaporean long distance runner staggered over the finish line, placed 211th, and clocked 2:37:33. Soh failed to qualify for the Olympics. At least for now.”

Rui Yong Soh — Carrying a Nation’s Dream

Andrew Tsubasa Field
June 7, 2016
“‘You must know that not all Muslims are bad,’ he said before getting out of the cab. I gave an unconvincing response, trying to express sympathy for his fears and let him know that like many Americans, I believe that Muslims are friendly and peaceful.”

What Morocco Taught Me About America

Ethos
June 6, 2016
How journalists adapted to cover a new brand of civil unrest.

The Revolution Will Be Live-Tweeted

Russell Wilson
June 5, 2016
Explore a different area of Eugene and discover local delights in the Friendly Neighborhood.

Find Me On Friendly

Haley Stupasky
June 4, 2016
(Jonathan Bach/Ethos)

Separation Anxiety: A Personal Journey Through the UK’s Independence Crisis

Junnelle Hogen
June 4, 2016
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