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The $140 difference

  • Lily Lamadrid
  • July 13, 2020

Both online and remote classes happen at the same place in cyberspace. The key is: one costs $140 more than the other.   This fall, online and remote classes will…

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PSU Board of Trustees votes to raise tuition

  • Hanna Anderson
  • June 19, 2020

The Portland State Board of Trustees voted to once again raise student tuition for the 2020–21 academic year on Thursday. Resident undergraduate tuition will rise 4.9%, while resident graduate and…

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The neverending cycle of student poverty

  • Cassidy Brown
  • January 21, 2020

Student poverty is the most significant impediment facing college students today. Many students cannot afford basic human needs such as food and housing. College tuition has gotten so expensive that…

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Non-tuition athletics scholarships have gone down

  • Sophie Concannon
  • December 2, 2019

According to Portland State Athletics Fiscal Officer Kati Falger, the amount of athletics scholarship money for non-tuition expenses has gone down in the past years.  Falger cited the reason for…

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‘There is no budget crisis’

  • Sophie Concannon and Justin Grinnell
  • November 22, 2019

AAUP faculty union contradicts claim of budget shortfall The American Association of University Professors, a longstanding union with 1,300 faculty members fighting for academic freedom and due process for Portland…

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Declining economic growth

  • Dylan Jefferies
  • November 11, 2019

Economic report released by PSU research center predicts possible recession  A new economic report released by Portland State states the risk of a national recession has increased, but a sharp…

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PSU Foundation raises $43 million to support students, programs

  • July 22, 2019

The Portland State Foundation raised a total of $43 million for the 2018–19 fiscal year, which helps support PSU programs, student scholarships and awards.  PSU Interim President Stephen Percy stated…

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Board votes to approve revised tuition increase from 11.11% to 4.97%

  • Dylan Jefferies
  • June 25, 2019

The Portland State Board of Trustees voted on June 20 to raise tuition for full-time resident undergraduates by 4.97% for the upcoming 2019–20 biennium. The tuition increase is a reduction…

The Board of Trustees discuss President Shoureshi’s tuition recommendations, May 3rd. Bo Koering/PSU Vanguard
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Board Committee approves alternative 4.9% tuition hike plan

  • Dylan Jefferies
  • June 12, 2019

Portland State’s finance and administration committee approved a resolution recommending that the tuition increase for undergraduates be reduced from 11.11% to 4.97% for the upcoming 2019–20 biennium on June 12….

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Admin grapples with future financial challenges at budget forum

  • Julianna Robidoux
  • March 29, 2019

As universities across the state brace for reduced state funding and potentially severe budget cuts, top Portland State administrators told a packed budget town hall the university needs to seriously…

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University’s financial fears

  • Julianna Robidoux
  • March 4, 2019

The first in a series of four budget town hall meetings were held on Feb. 28 in the Native American Student Community Center to provide information to students and the…

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