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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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Breakfast Boys Brax (left) and Smyth (right) have a playful and unpredictable stage synergy. During a instrumental break, the two rappers roll into each other on stage, tangling their legs in the air and ultimately resting with their heads side-by-side. Smyth raps a few bars while Brax screams into the mic with both lyrical whimsy and pessimism. (Sarah Northrop/Ethos)

The Breakfast Boys Leisure League

Ethos
October 15, 2018
A City Made of Dust: Black Rock

A City Made of Dust: Black Rock

Ella T. Morgan
October 15, 2018
“I’ll choose his health over mine anytime,” Molly says.

Belonging to Each Other: A labradoodle to lean on

Sarah Northrop
June 25, 2018
Words and Photos by Sarah Northrop Dark rooms, dark skies: Behind black curtains, a metal basin sits among scattered jugs of chemicals, a row of enlargers and mismatched development supplies. On the outside of the darkened space, a red warning light switches on. There’s a darkroom in use. And I’m […]

Reviving a dark art: Film is not dead

Sarah Northrop
April 14, 2018
Mack McHone is a 22-year-old welder in Bend, Oregon. Today, McHone runs a successful welding business. He works from his late grandfathers shop to be closer to his Nana who he calls his best friend.

Behind the Flame: A Welder’s Story

Natalie Hardwicke
April 9, 2017
As the night of election suspense winds down, the emotions, and activity levels, of Eugene folks vary. At the Democratic Election Night Watch Party at Whirled Pies Downtown Eugene, Oregon the mood dipped, while 13th Avenue in front of Taylor’s Bar and Grill at the edge of the University of Oregon campus was a gathering place for both Trump and Hillary supporters. Just a few blocks away, outrage spilled over as UO students gathered in front of the Erb Memorial Union as Trump claimed the presidency.Photo by Justin Hartney

University of Oregon Photojournalism Class Covers the Election

Ethos
November 8, 2016
(Lorin Anderberg/Ethos) A young elephant walks through grass at the Kruger National Park in South Africa. This photo is vignetted.

Anderberg: Where Memories Reside – My return from South Africa

Lorin Anderberg
February 10, 2016
The life and passions of Eugene’s NAACP president

Photo Essay: Take the Lead

Ethos
May 10, 2015
Abused horses find their permanent home

Photo Essay: Helping Horses

Ethos
April 20, 2015
Photographer Kyra Bailey captures the beauty and importance of Oregon’s bee population.

Busy Bees

Ethos
February 4, 2015
Aboard a ferry on Victoria Harbour, panoramic skylines from Hong Kong Island and Kowloon illuminate the night sky. A symphony of lights, a nightly show, projects colorful lights and laser beams from buildings on both sides of the harbor for the city to enjoy.

All Of The Lights

Ethos
April 15, 2014
Story and Photos by: Ben McBee [slideshow_deploy id=’21310′]   Snow seems to be an occurrence that elicits a wide variety of feelings in Eugene. Some, who perhaps have never even seen this fluffy precipitation, look on it with a sense of wonder. Others, who may have come to Oregon with […]

Winter Storm Brings Frozen Beauty to Eugene

Ethos
February 17, 2014
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