The End | A Final Thought From Editor-in-Chief James Croxton
Hi all, James here. First, I want to say what an incredible honor it has been to be the editor-in-chief for Double Sided Media these last two years. When I joined the team as...
Category: Local News & Events
Anti-LGBTQIA+ Comments Disrupt and Delay Eugene-4J School Board Meeting
Eugene School District 4J meetings have been delayed by outbursts in the past but Wednesday’s meeting was especially heated, resulting in an audience member being removed by one of the district’s safety monitors.
Pride Fest at North Eugene High School Undeterred by Evangelical Protest
The month of June is known as “Pride Month” across the country, paying homage to the Stonewall Uprising in 1969. That uprising was a “tipping point” for LGBTQIA+ individuals and the Gay Liberation Movement....
Man Removing Anti-Semitic Graffiti Assaulted in South Eugene
Update: Foy’s second degree charge of assault has been marked “cleared” on the Lane County Jail inmate lookup. We reached out to the jail who said that this could have been for a number...
But What If The Threats Were Real?
How a Month of Bomb Threats Impacts Students at South Eugene High School
Oregon Republicans Would Rather Risk Their Careers Than Let Trans People Live In Peace
Senate GOP Walkout Threatens Votes on Abortion Rights, Gun Control, Transgender Protections.
Conservative Megadonor Endorses Candidates; Eugene Education Association Asks Rick Hamilton to Return Contributions
The Eugene School District 4J is the largest in Lane County and serves over 16,680 students. Seven members make up the district board. This year four positions are up for grabs in the May...
Nazis Heckle Golfers and Drag Event-Goers in Florence, OR
EDITOR’S NOTE: DSM collaborated on this article with Left Coast Right Watch, where it’s published simultaneously. You can support them on Patreon. On April 29, neo-Nazis from Rose City Nationalists, Evergreen Active Club, and Vinland Rebels—all...
Graduate Fellows and Student Workers Host First Annual May Day Parade
On May 1, otherwise known as May Day to many, the First Annual May Day Parade hosted by the Graduate Teaching Fellows Federation and the newly formed UO Student Workers union took place. Around...