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October 23, 2026
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Simons And Moose: The Duo Who Wants To Meet You. 

Keadan Weiler2 years ago1 year ago06 mins

By Keadan Weiler You may have seen a large shepherd-type dog on campus wearing a vest and stopped yourself from petting him. Moose is one dog wearing a vest whose handler wants you to pet him — he’s a therapy dog.   Unlike service dogs who need to be left alone to do their job, part…

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Lane is Bringing Back The Annual Pow Wow

Molly Newhard5 years ago12 months ago07 mins

NASA is hosting their annual Pow Wow, a celebration of food, dancing, and culture. Lane’s Native American Student Association will be hosting their annual Pow Wow on Saturday, April 16. The Pow Wow will be from 12 p.m. until 6 p.m. at Bristow Square on main campus, and will be followed by a salmon bake…

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Eugene Mayor Addresses Housing, Climate, Equity in 2022 State of The City Address

Molly Newhard5 years ago12 months ago06 mins

The intersections of housing, climate, and equity were the theme of Eugene’s 2022 State of the City presentation. City Council members took the night to celebrate last year’s achievements  and discuss what needs to be the focus of this upcoming year. Lane Community College was also front and center. City Council members spoke about the…

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Beauty During Quarantine

Emily Hill6 years ago1 year ago07 mins

COVID-19 is a dark time, but there is light in the situation. COVID-19 has killed 1,506 in Oregon. During this dark time of disease and struggle, people found different ways to find light in the tunnel. A small community in Cottage Grove, Oregon came together to help support those in need during the pandemic.  Many…

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