Wayne Morse Center for Law and Politics

Program date: Feb. 26, 2021Air date: March 1, 2021 From the City Club of Eugene: Designer babies, once found only in science fiction, have become a…

The Native American Journalists Association (NAJA) has announced its annual list of winners in its national Native media awards competition.KLCC won first…

Fire crews are waging a two-front battle this year: besides the expected slew of wildfires across the Pacific Northwest, they’ll also be keeping COVID-19…

Worldwide, people are working through what it means to be knocked off course and find a new normal, which is one definition of resilience. We’ve been…

Scientists say there’s a 1-in-3 chance of a powerful earthquake hitting the Pacific Northwest in the next 50 years. Residents of the Cascadia Subduction…

The modern American diet – with its on-the-shelf processed foods in grocery stores, Big Macs and Doritos Locos Tacos at drive-through eateries – has…

The term “Two Spirit” in Native American culture often describes a person possessing both male and female spirits. And they’ve been around well before the…

Oregon’s history with the First Nations remains an often overlooked part of the state’s checkered legacy. But more and more, Native Americans and their…

KLCC presents a year-long series on Native Voices of Oregon beginning July, 2018. Funded by the University of Oregon's Wayne Morse Center for Law and…

As the six-year anniversary of DACA approaches, KLCC looks at the policy and how it affects Oregonians. One thing many people might not know is that DACA…

Six years ago Friday (6/15), President Barack Obama signed an executive order calling for deferred action for childhood arrivals. Through the program,…

While the focus of recent U.S. immigration debate is lately Latino or Muslim countries, migrants from other places are also paying attention. KLCC's Karen…