Concert Etiquette Before we talk about Vérité or Betty Who, let’s take a refresher on concert etiquette. Dear Washington Squares and Lloyd Center frumpkins: When you get one of the…
Off-campus events calendar: April 18–24
FEATURED EVENT CABARET 420/24/7 Thursday, April 20, 8 p.m. Dante’s $10–100, 21+ This cabaret revue celebrates the end of Oregon marijuana prohibition and features two title holders of the Miss…
Civil disobedience: A week of protests erupt from Trump’s presidency upset
By Demian Lucas, Jason Susim, and Alanna Madden The evening of Nov. 8 marked the end of the 2016 presidential elections and the outcome was an upset to many, spurring…
Riot ensues at anti-Trump protest
In the wake of the election on Tuesday, Nov. 8, thousands of protesters took to Portland streets for a third consecutive night on Nov. 10. Similar protests have also taken…
Begin or perfect your craft in a thriving arts scene
If you’re looking for a thriving art scene, Portland State delivers. From on-campus organizations and events, to a city bursting with creative energy, you’re sure to be artistically stimulated and…
Portland Night Market brings the Central Eastside community together
Over a year ago, Emma Pelett asked herself, “If we had a night market, how would it change the neighborhood?” The Pelett family and friends stepped up to create the…
A guide to transportation in Portland: the best and worst
This past week, while attempting to bike to class from my residence in Northeast, I discovered that my tire had gone flat. I decided to deal with the issue later…
Tour highlights PICA’s influence on Portland’s art community
The Portland Institute for Contemporary Art (PICA) brings artists from around the country to Portland for its Time-Based Art Festival (TBA) every year. TBA consists of rich and cultural performances,…
Get your drink on, downtown style
One of the greatest things about going to school on an urban campus is being surrounded by an eclectic array of watering holes. You don’t even have to go far…
Go buy some damn groceries, like your mom told you to
If you live on campus, it might feel like your only options for food are the food carts or Subway. If you’re at all interested in cooking your own food…
OReGO or OReGO-away?
Oregon is in the process of launching OReGO, a pay-per-mile fee for cars. This fee, which was brought about by Senate Bill 810 back in July 2013, is being implemented…
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