Legislators are working on our nation’s next step in healing the wounds from the war on drugs. But what is it, and why should we support it? Here is everything you need to know about the current landscape of federal decriminalization.
Tag: Cannabis
High Recommendations: Papers + Ink and the “Art of Rolling”
Written and photographed by Lily Brennan I don’t know about you guys, but when I want to celebrate 4/20 I want to make it feel special. When you’re an everyday […]
Get Bak(ing)ed with these 420 Recipes!
Written by Lauren Leone, photographed by Alice Yeager There are so many different ways to participate in 4/20, ranging from smoking your favorite bud, hitting a dab pen, using topicals, […]
Strain of The Month: Deadhead OG
written by Mac Larsen. The last time Jerry Garcia performed in Oregon was June 19, 1994, at the University of Oregon’s Autzen Stadium. I was, by a technicality, in attendance […]
The Art of Reading Stoned
Written by Mac Larsen If someone were to hypothetically ask me: Mac, I’m stoned, feeling ambitious, and want to read a book, any recommendations? I would reply: welcome to the […]
Cultivating Progress: Cultiva Law
Written and photographed by Megan McEntee Aaron Pelley made his name as a cannabis lawyer in the early 2000s. He not only won a large case, but made the argument […]
High Recommendations: Rebel Spirit
Written by Annie McVay, photographed by Gustavo Del Real Figueroa When we first discussed the importance of this issue of Green Eugene, I knew I had to find the perfect pick […]
Prosecuting Peace: lasting impacts of cannabis prohibition
Written and photographed by Gino Savaria The isolated backwoods of Douglas county enticed Chris Poulos as a reprieve from the excessive stimulation he was sensitive to. It seemed like a […]
What you need to know about cannabis law in 2022
Written and Photographed by Alice Yeager Beginning on January 1st, 2022, the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission (OLCC) outlined new law changes going into effect for the sale of cannabis […]
Strain of the Month: Kentucky Bluegrass
Written by Lily Brennan. It’s the middle of winter. The sky is gray and the roads are mucked with mud and trash. An unknown residue is lining the sides of […]