words by Kaylynn Wohl, IG @kdizzler Oregon is the first state to approve the legalization of ‘magic mushrooms’ while also decriminalizing personal possession of all other drugs. Measure 109 allows
written by Alexandra Arnett @calyx.alex Much of the cannabis community was elated to hear that the House of Representatives passed the Marijuana Opportunity Reinvestment and Expungement (MORE) Act. I would
written by Emma Routley, photographed by Nina Compeau Spike Kirumira used to work for the service responsible for cleaning dorms at the University of Oregon. He said he was fired
written by Guthrie Stafford, photographed by Connor Cox As legalization sweeps the nation it becomes easier and easier to take the medicinal qualities of cannabis for granted. And yet, this
written by Guthrie Stafford Six years after legalization in Oregon, social perceptions of cannabis users are starting to evolve. From toking podcasters to weed-infused weddings, cannabis is shedding the reputation
written by Alexandra Arnett, photographed by Nina Compeau Cannabis use in schools is a controversial topic, especially when it comes to cannabis and kids. Medical cannabis and patient rights are
written by Emma Routley, photographed by Connor Cox The legalities of driving under the influence of cannabis are slightly fuzzier than driving under the influence of alcohol. Why might law
words by Bryan Dornphotos by Destiny Alvarez Cannabis rules at the University of Oregon are outlined in the code of conduct as a zero tolerance policy; however, with the growing
words by Julio Jaquez The passing of Oregon’s Legalized Marijuana Initiative, more commonly referred to as Measure 91, has produced a massive economic boom that has left many questioning its
words by Bryan Dorn The web of ever-changing laws around marijuana possession is complex, and can leave consumers who are unsure of local laws stuck finding out for themselves— in
words by Delaney Rea | photo by Trevor Meyer Creswell, Oregon is a small Lane County farming town located about 12 miles south of Eugene with a population of just
by Kelsey Tidball In 2015, Oregon became the third U.S. state to legalize recreational marijuana. However, since the legalization, the laws and regulations surrounding recreational marijuana use have been complicated,
