By: Mossy Marblington On May 14th, a federal judge ruled to cancel the sale of a forest containing some of the last remaining old growth forest in Oregon. Forest defenders had been closely tracking the forests after the sale, and discovered that many of the ancient...
On May 15th, the Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) held a rally and vigil to observe Nakba Day. This year marks 78 years since the start of Al-Nakba or “the catastrophe” (or disaster) in Arabic. Throughout 1948, more than 750,000 Palestinian people...
Exhausting the narrative, Exposing the vile monstrosity, With only comfort and kindness for the forgotten, betrayed, tortured. With bodies and grit, They stand beaten but not broken, A small token of the pain That showers upon Palestinian prisoners. No one knows what...
Eugene, OR– Local punk nonprofit Radical Alternative Development (RAD) recently announced plans to open their own venue in Downtown Eugene. The announcement arrived amidst a bleak year of bar and restaurant closures in town, and is an antidote to a lack of...
EUGENE, OR.— In front of the neighborhood behind Autzen Stadium, a man in a “Where’s Waldo?” striped shirt, clownfish shoes, and a purple-plushie cap stood in the center of traffic, pointing as the light changed from red to green and waving drivers to press on the...
Something was very wrong. A big pickup truck was off the road near the dark blue fence and tardis. A car was stopped on the road. Why would someone leave crumpled bike parts on the sidewalk? People were milling around on their phones. An older white man walked away...
