Chandra Robinson ’98, a licensed architect — one of only four Black architects in the state of Oregon — and principal at LEVER Architecture, has been named a 2022 Women of Influence honoree by Portland Business Journal. Continue reading Alum named 2022 Women of Influence honoree
In terms of silver linings, COVID-19 helped bring two top-notch distance runners to the Viking track & field and cross country programs while attending graduate school here: Katie Camarena and Jordan MacIntosh. Continue reading Two new PSU runners are rewriting the Viking record books
eacher Program in 2017 with a Master’s in Education, is featured this month on the U.S. Department of Education’s Indian Education website. Continue reading College of Ed grad featured on U.S. Dept of Education website
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
A new book written by PSU chemistry professor John Perona and published by our student-run publishing house Ooligan Press can help you join the fight for climate action. Continue reading PSU professor’s book shows you how to be a climate activist
I learned a lot in my first term at PSU. Here are a few tips that I hope will help you as well. Continue reading What I learned in my first term of college
Benjamin Quanah Parker just became the first Native student to earn his Ph.D. in mathematical sciences at PSU. “When they told me I was a doctor, it was surreal. I was in disbelief. I still am at times.” Continue reading Student becomes PSU’s first Native Ph.D. in math
