Dean H. Azule, 74, from Salem, Oregon passed away on October 4, 2024 from congestive heart failure and fluid in his lungs. Virgil T Golden Funeral Services provided his funeral…
OBITUARY: DEAN H. AZULE
Dueling Library Narratives
After being absent for all of Summer term, fenced off and out of public view, the Branford Price Millar Library is open once again for all students to use. This…
Earth’s New Mini-Moon: Asteroid 2024 PT5
As Earth continues its timeless journey around the Sun, it is not alone in its celestial voyage. Our faithful Moon has always given us company. In an exciting new development,…
Board of Trustees faces criticism from faculty members
Non-tenure faculty and staff have brought concerns to the Portland State University Board of Trustees over job security after the Board proposed recent budget cuts. These cuts have resulted in…
Oregon’s drug decriminalization experiment was ended too soon
In 2020, Oregon made a bold step forward in its policies toward drugs and their users. Ballot Measure 110, which decriminalized the possession of drugs and increased funding for recovery…
The New Buildings of PSU
This fall, Portland State University (PSU) community members will meet a changed campus from the one they left in spring. The PSU campus is now host to the newly renovated…
The Hidden Key to Unlocking Your Health Potential
In the bustling hallways of our school, conversations about fitness often revolve around the latest workout trends or diet fads. But what if there was a single metric that could…
Diné Nishłį (I Am A Sacred Being) Or, A Boarding School Play
Described as “exuberant, sunny and just a little bit haunted,” ‘Diné Nishłį (I Am A Sacred Being) Or, A Boarding School Play’ by Playwright Blossom Johnson marks the first full…
The Democratic shift rightward
From 2016 to 2020, acts of violence and harassment against Hispanic people were rampant. This ranged from individual, emboldened racists who came out of the woodworks of suburban United States…
