Author: Matthew Ellis

With over 55 percent of votes counted, many Oregon state ballot measures have been called by The Oregonian.

The first wave of numbers for Oregon’s various ballot measures have begun to roll in at 8 p.m. The following results are with 45.82 percent of registered Oregon voters voting from all 132 precincts being counted.

Portland State’s Student Leaders for Service kicked off its new “First Friday” program last week with a trip to Scrap, a local nonprofit organization that encourages arts and sustainability through what they call “creative reuse.”

You know why you chose to enroll at Portland State

Faced with the ever-encroaching march of time, how do historians and educators respond when the people they are studying begin to die?

Students looking for affordable, high-quality graphic design work have long taken advantage of the student-run Graphic Design Center on the Portland State campus.

Food for Thought Cafe reopened for business Monday morning after flooding caused by sewage overflow forced them to lock their doors in mid-September.

Americans have had a presence in space since 1961, when Alan Shepard first crawled into a tiny metal capsule and left Earth. Since then, the U.S. government has been responsible for taking each and every astronaut there.

Academic fieldwork typically debuts in wordy scientific journals that hold little appeal for most, but Portland State Professor Jan Haaken, a clinical psychologist, has found a way to engage a broader audience through.

Hungry students craving a healthy, affordable meal or cup of coffee from Food For Thought Café will be disappointed this week.

Instead of espresso, baked goods and sandwiches, students will be met with locked doors and a sign turning them away.