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Noa Schwartz
Books to read this Black History Month
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
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
Inside Align Mag
November 13, 2024
Noa Schwartz
Shortcuterie: An evening of bite-sized cinema
Ayano Yamada kneels above the Hope Theatre stage and adjusts a light. (Molly McPherson/Emerald)
Behind the Stage: Women and Designers
Seira Kitagawa, A&C Reporter • March 3, 2025

On a rainy Saturday on Feb. 22 at 6:30 p.m., there was a line of approximately 20 people outside Hope Theatre trying to secure a ticket for University...

Ryan Pearl reads their poem “In Rainbows.” Students, staff, and community members came to participate in the reading and listening of poetry. The University of Oregon Mills International Center hosted World Poetry Night Tuesday evening, February 28, 2025.
World Poetry Night: Where different tongues can freely express
Seira Kitagawa, A&C Reporter • February 28, 2025

Mills International Center hosted their annual World Poetry Night at the Redwood Auditorium in the EMU on Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. The 38 presenters...

An art piece titled The Angel of Attention, 2024. The Pattern Within the Pattern Within the Pattern art exhibition by Sonja Dahl is showcased at Ditch Projects on Feb. 9, 2025. (Julia Massa/Emerald)
Ditch Projects: The gallery across the tracks
Mark Munson-Warnken, A&C Reporter • February 28, 2025

Six bus stops away from the bustle of UO campus lies the best kept open secret in Eugene-Springfield. For the last 17 years, Springfield-based...

Noa Schwartz
‘Nickel Boys’ review: RaMell Ross’s transcendent debut illuminates the mirage of progress
Sean Avery, A&C Writer • February 27, 2025

A young dreamer named Elwood Curtis stares intently at his Black reflection in an electronics shop window as a row of small televisions broadcast...

George Dull in front of his trailer home in the Eugene Pioneer Cemetery located in Eugene, Ore. Dull is the groundskeeper at the cemetery.
The cemetery keeper who doesn’t believe in ghosts
Casey Caywood • February 26, 2025

For 33 years the lone trailer at the center of Eugene Pioneer Cemetery has been the home and workplace of George Dull, the cemetery’s groundskeeper....