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Timeline of events
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The Protest
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Letter to the Editor: An open letter to my academic colleagues
Editor’s Note: The perspectives and opinions printed in this Letter to the Editor are the views of the author(s) and do not necessarily represent the positions of Portland State Vanguard…
The Community
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About this special issue
This issue will be covering the events that unfolded at and around our Branford Prince Millar Library this past week in depth. As events unfolded and during numerous interviews, many…
The Library
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Indian food spots
Step right up to Portland’s most exciting culinary journey yet! While downtown may boast its fair share of culinary delights, sometimes you need to venture beyond the city’s bustling heart…
Peaceful parks in downtown Portland
Spring is a joyous time in Portland. The world is waking up from a long winter—flowers are budding, birds are singing and the sun shines occasionally. Vernal beauty blooms all…
On looking closer
40 minutes out of Portland lies the tallest waterfall in Oregon—Multnomah Falls. On April 14, three Portland State Vanguard editors and friends ventured out to hike to the top. While…
How to feel green in Portland
Yes, it’s reached 70°F in Portland, so, naturally, the summer clothes have been uncloseted. The pitch on the previously rain-swept streets has jumped an octave. Buckets of rain are traded…