Romance is said to be momentary, but love is progressive and dynamic—love is in it for the long haul. Finding that thermal capacity in a person, place or thing is…
Neon and Nude
A walk through Portland’s sexier sights
Valentine’s Day Movies
Four perfect movies for your last minute Valentine’s Day date
It Was Never About Overpopulation
Reproductive justice and the climate crisis
Comedy For Peace
Portland State students come together to laugh as a single voice
Events Calendar Feb. 11-17
Tue, Feb. 11 Art Farewell to the Pig Art at the Cave 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Free Swine-related works of art from 15 different artists in celebration of the end…
A season of change
Oregon Symphony loses star conductor
Living long and prospering
Star Trek fans, fiction writers and book lovers united over the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to talk to nationally recognized author Michael Chabon. Students got the chance to talk to Chabon in…
Hidden stories of the Yiddish Press
Scholar Eddy Portnoy comes to campus
Oregon Symphony performs game soundtracks from the past decade
Video games have long been considered a nerdy and geeky hobby, but until very recently they have not caught mainstream attention. That is starting to change now due to the…
A Necessary Irritant
Garth Clark reveals seven generations of artists ignored by history