9 courses to learn about the histories, cultures & experiences of Latino/a/e/x communities
Whether you want to better explore your own identity or learn more about the perspectives and experiences of the U.S.’s largest minority group, we’ve got you covered with a variety of courses and programs. Continue reading 9 courses to learn about the histories, cultures & experiences of Latino/a/e/x communities
Film grad challenges gendered fashion in multimedia exhibition
If you could design an outfit that expresses your true self, setting aside fashion trends, gender-based expectations and worries about what’s considered “flattering,” what would you create? Would you go for sparkles and sequins, rich colors, fine tailoring or flowing fabrics? Would you design something that allows you to celebrate the distinctive, unique person you are? Over the past year, thanks to Garrett Recker, a … Continue reading Film grad challenges gendered fashion in multimedia exhibition
Student studies how to clean indoor air during wildfires
Baorong Luo spent the summer in Elliott Gall’s Healthy Building Research Lab at PSU where she researched how to clean indoor air during wildfires. Continue reading Student studies how to clean indoor air during wildfires
A top 5 guide to PSU football fandom
In the spirit of the return of football season, we pick the top five prime attractions that await Portland State students who attend home games. Continue reading A top 5 guide to PSU football fandom
Four Viks honored at Hispanic Heritage Celebration
Portland State faculty, staff and alum were among those honored by the Hispanic Metropolitan Chamber this month. Continue reading Four Viks honored at Hispanic Heritage Celebration
‘Is a hotdog a sandwich?’ (and 6 other reasons why PSU Philosophy Camp was awesome)
This camp for rising high school juniors and seniors provided an intensive but fun introduction to philosophy for college credit. Continue reading ‘Is a hotdog a sandwich?’ (and 6 other reasons why PSU Philosophy Camp was awesome)
Moving Portland forward
What started as a Portland State University capstone project has turned into a new way of moving traffic along the Portland waterfront. Gwen Shaw, who graduated from PSU in 2015 with a degree in civil engineering, describes the project, Better Naito, as a transformative part of her life journey as well as an opportunity to create a shared space in the city for pedestrians and … Continue reading Moving Portland forward