Thousands of years ago, in Central Oregon’s high desert, Indigenous communities left evidence of their textile-making prowess.

As part of Fair Housing Month, Eugene Realtors hosted a panel addressing the history of housing equity in Eugene.

Murder-cows, hyena-pigs, and bear-dogs! Strange animals roamed Oregon millions of years ago. Although a few of the showiest fossils are displayed at the University of Oregon Museum of Natural and Cultural History, most of the bones are kept in an unmarked basement room of Pacific Hall, one of the least visible buildings on campus.

Oregon's dark history of racism and Black exclusion laws mean many of the stories of Black People and their contributions to the state have been forgotten, hidden or completely erased.

Created by the University of Oregon’s Museum of Natural and Cultural History, the traveling exhibit celebrates “the first innovators, scientists and engineers in Oregon”

A new exhibit at the University of Oregon’s Museum of Natural and Cultural History highlights portraits of Oregon’s Black pioneers.

Eugene Public Library patrons checked out lots of books and things over the course of last year. KLCC wanted to know what the library's most popular items were in 2025, so we asked Library Director Angela Ocaña.

‘Roots and Resilience’ shows how Chinese immigrants helped shape Oregon’s history

Our local gallery scene is also buzzing. Look for unique finds at The Hybrid Gallery in the Whitaker, New Zone, and the Emerald Art Center. Maude Kerns Art Center offers a famously eclectic shop, and the UO Museum of Natural and Cultural History is a goldmine of curated treasures.

Here as part of the University of Oregon’s Museum of Natural and Cultural History summer field school, the students are spending a month immersed in Indigenous cultural landscapes while studying archaeology, history and ecology and, at the same time, helping restore oyster beds