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The best lunch spots around Portland State’s campus
The 7 best spots around Portland State to grab a bite to eat, all within a 10-minute walk of campus and with budget-friendly options for everyone. Continue reading The best lunch spots around Portland State’s campus
PSU comic book about homelessness hits Street Roots, exhibits
A PSU comic that shares stories of students who experienced homelessness and housing insecurity is hitting the streets in the hands of Street Roots’ vendors on campus and throughout the community. Continue reading PSU comic book about homelessness hits Street Roots, exhibits
PSU’s biggest football player may have a future in the WWE
John Krahn is used to being known as a really big football player. He just might be the next new big wrestling star. Continue reading PSU’s biggest football player may have a future in the WWE
How to find absolutely everything there is to do at PSU
PSU has so many meetings, clubs, scholar conversations, sporting events and more going on every single day. Here’s the ultimate list of how to find everything to do at PSU. Continue reading How to find absolutely everything there is to do at PSU
Remembering when Martin Luther King Jr. visited Portland State
On Nov. 8, 1961, Martin Luther King Jr. spoke at Portland State’s Lincoln Hall (then Old Main), delivering a speech called “The Future of Integration” to an overflowing crowd. Continue reading Remembering when Martin Luther King Jr. visited Portland State
What it’s like to be a music major at Portland State
PSU is home to many different majors, minors, and certificates that range from sciences, humanities, social studies, and the arts. The College of the Arts comprises the School of Architecture, School of Art and Design, School of Music and Theater, and School of Film. As a music education major, I spent my undergraduate years in the School of Music and Theater which is found in … Continue reading What it’s like to be a music major at Portland State
7 best practices if you’ve been exposed to COVID-19 (or think you have)
With coronavirus and the omicron variant causing rising rates of new cases, it’s more important than ever to remain diligent to keep yourself and your community safe. But what happens when you’re exposed — or suspect you’ve been exposed — by someone you live with? Mark Bajorek, Director of Health Services at Portland State University, offers seven best practices to stay safe and prevent further … Continue reading 7 best practices if you’ve been exposed to COVID-19 (or think you have)