Water is both a resource and a setting for recreational activities in Oregon. Even in the metropolitan area, you will see people swimming, floating, boating and kayaking on the Willamette…
What’s the deal with parking on campus?
As the school year approaches, Portland State students and staff must decide whether to buy parking permits for the year. Although parking on campus is convenient for some, others worry…
Why do PSU language programs keep getting cut?
The United States is one of a small handful of countries with no official language. While it may be tempting to interpret this as intentional homage to the diversity of…
Events – June 14-20, 2023
Art Music Film/Theater Community Wed, June 14 But, Why Are You Here? Russo Lee Gallery 11 a.m. Free Black artists are honored with new Juneteenth exhibit Santa Fe Klan…
At This Time: Student Showcase at JSMA
Currently on exhibit at The Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art (JSMA) at Portland State is the 2023 BFA/MFA showcase, At This Time—an exhibition featuring the diverse works of 31 students…
Meet next year’s student politicians
The ASPSU 2022–2023 Election results were announced on Wednesday, May 24, ushering in a new student body for the 2023–2024 academic year. The election saw minor improvement in voter turnout…
Events Calendar May 31–June 6, 2023
Art Music Film/Theater Community Wed, May 31 Art Walk Mt. Tabor Park 10 a.m. Free A great opportunity to see quality visual art and meet the artists in their…
Inside the world of Portland’s dragon boat racing culture
One of the more endearing things about Portland, Oregon is the access to the beauty of nature without even having to leave the city limits. With parks galore in and…
MESC hosts screening of The Last Queen
Portland State’s Middle East Studies Center will be hosting a screening of the 2022 Algerian historical drama The Last Queen, directed by Adila Bendimerad and Damien Ounouri, on Friday, May…
Events Calendar May 24–30, 2023
Art Music Film/Theater Community Wed, May 24 Creative Club Sellwood Community House 10:15 a.m. Free A mix of art skills instruction with a story circle, always looking for new…
It’s not all doom and gloom for The Big One
Scientists at Portland State are looking into whether or not Portland—the city of bridges—would still have its bridges standing after The Big One, and you might be surprised to hear…