Portland State’s professor of chemistry Dr. Niles Lehman was the featured speaker of Science on Tap, a regularly hosted science lecture series at the Clinton Street Theater. The title of…
Black women in civil rights: voices in race and gender
On March 29, the Women’s Resource Center’s Women of Color Action Team, the Center for Global Diversity and Inclusion, and the Cultural Resource Center sponsored a screening of the documentary…
Horoscopes for the week of 4/10
Horoscopes from Mystic J; Permanent resident of Room 1313, Hollywood Tower Hotel. Aries (March 21–April 19) You have a gift for sensing possibilities. Never forget to trust your gut, even…
Spring blooms at the Lan Su Chinese Garden
Right now may be one of the best times of the year to visit the Lan Su Chinese Garden in downtown Portland. Mandi Atkinson is one of three horticulturalists at…
Sociology Club explores Costa Rica’s demilitarization
On Tuesday, April 12, the Portland State Sociology Club will screen the documentary A Bold Peace from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. in Smith Memorial Student Union, room 101. The…
Egyptian history comes to life on campus
Egyptian history took center stage at Portland State on March 29. Dr. Pearce Creasman, director of the University of Arizona Egyptian Expedition, gave an hour-long seminar on temples, king burials,…
Event listings for April 13-17
Featured Event ‘In the Heights’ Brunish Theatre April 14–May 1 7:30 p.m. Fee: $25–$40 Do you at least know of, if not enjoy, the newest hit musical, Hamilton? Perhaps you…
The end is just the beginning: Maintain momentum after graduation
College students live for the day they graduate but fear the day they have to find a job. Author Scott Eberwein hopes to ease the transition with his new book,…
Horoscopes for the week of 4/03
From Mystic J; Permanent resident of Room 1313, Hollywood Tower Hotel. Aries (March 21–April 19) You might find that quite a few things make you extra tense this week, but…
The joy of memory: Charlene Liu’s work on display at Leach Gallery
The Elizabeth Leach Gallery is currently presenting the work of Charlene Liu, an associate professor and printmaking coordinator at the University of Oregon until April 2. Liu combines watercolor painting,…
Pittock Mansion exhibit explores local journalism history
“Pioneer Paper to Modern Daily: Henry Pittock’s Oregonian” is on display now at the Pittock Mansion until June 19. It illustrates how Henry Pittock turned The Oregonian into the biggest…