Arts venues in Portland are in a precarious situation. Facing even longer closures than restaurants and higher overheads, many are left with few options for survival. “It’s a renegade…
Songs to punch a fucking wall to
Whether you’re working in an essential service, stuck at home with a spouse and/or children or completely isolated from the outside world, there’s an incredible amount of frustration building…
PSU’s art museum moves exhibits online
The Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art opened on Portland State campus on Nov. 7, 2019. The space remained open for less than six months before being forced to close along…
Portland restaurants fight to survive
Food carts and restaurants on Portland State’s campus are facing a new array of challenges serving food during the COVID-19 pandemic. In the wake of Governor Brown’s stay-at-home order, businesses…
“I feel like I’m losing a whole term of work and progress”
Music students and faculty grapple with online courses
Ep. 9: Portland International Film Festival 2020
In this episode we discuss some of the movies coming to PIFF as well as different news surrounding COVID-19 and other happenings in around Portland.
The future of 5th Avenue Cinema
Cinema to become new PSU Food Pantry location
Scenes from the Boba struggle at PSU
Six businesses compete for student’s attention
Situational Significance Episode 8: Environment Response in Portland
In this episode we dig into the latest news with Vanguard reporter Nick Gatlin, talking about cap and trade fights in the Oregon legislature and end of the Max stabbing…
To monogamy or to non-monogamy
Who someone chooses to love and how they love them isn’t a topic that many are comfortable talking about in public. Four people with experience talking about sexuality and relationships…
Ep. 7: Politics, Electorates, and Caucuses Oh my!
In this episode co-host Nick Townsend talks with American political science expert Jack Miller about the Iowa Caucuses, their unique function, and their position within the larger primary process. Multimedia…