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
We asked PSU students to reflect on how the year has shaped them and what they’re thankful for. Continue reading Students show gratitude for the holidays
See how to find study spaces on campus. Portland State has made several additional spaces available for students to take remote and online classes, eat and hang out. Some of the spaces are equipped with semi-private cubicles and places to heat up food. Continue reading Finding study spaces on campus
Portland State University joins thousands of universities across the country Nov. 8 to celebrate First Generation college students. Students, faculty, staff and alumni who identify as First Gen are invited to share their stories and tag #PSUFirstGen. Continue reading First Gen students share their stories
To be up front, I do not live in what many would consider a nice neighborhood. There is a large crime problem, many of my neighbors are unhoused, and we are all low- to no-income people. Unfortunately, because of the rampant amount of people suffering from mental illnesses and addiction, we are stuck in a somewhat vicious cycle. That said, I love where I live. … Continue reading A Furry Surprise
June was a big month in my household. The Clinton Street Cabaret’s Rocky Horror performance, something I have been involved with since I was eighteen, began again. My roommate finally got her gender confirmation surgery. I added a sweet new partner to my polycule. I graduated college with a bachelor’s degree and the first year of my master’s under my belt. My partner finally changed … Continue reading A Wild June
by JP “Johnny” Campbell Now that Oregon has relaxed their COVID restrictions, students will return to the PSU campus this fall for the first time in a year. I’m both incredibly excited and incredibly nervous. I haven’t been in a physical classroom in a long time! I completed both my last year of undergrad and my first year of grad school in front of a … Continue reading A Return to Campus
