After a brief hiatus, the Institute for Sustainable Solutions has brought back the sustainability generator—a forum where students and community members alike present ideas for projects that work toward the overarching goal of increasing sustainability.
The Oregon Sustainability Center, which is slated to be a zero-emissions building, recently passed the feasibility stage, proving to engineers that a building of its magnitude could actually be constructed.
While Portland boasts an eclectic grouping of restaurants around its metro area, Portland States’ city blocks seem to have a more commercialized atmosphere.
Christopher Paine, director of “Who Killed the Electric Car?” and the anticipated sequel “Revenge of the Electric Car,” spoke about the future of the electric vehicle at Portland State last Thursday.
A team of Portland State professors will use the $300,000 grant they received from the National Science Foundation to study how management and land use practices affect urban ecological systems.
Thanks to a pair of generous donations, as well as the hard work of current Judaic studies professors, PSU is getting ready to offer Judaic studies as a major.
This fall, Student Leaders for Service (SLS) is helping to organize the 11th annual Martin Luther King Service Day.
Angela Jackson is staying busy. With her new role as a part-time manager at the Portland State Business Accelerator (PSBA) she is able to help a growing facility further new business.
Even though fall semester is only halfway over, many students are thinking about their lives beyond Portland State.
Next term, Portland State’s Disability Resource Center will join other universities which have long had an electronic system for students to file service request forms, a document informing faculty members of any special accommodations needed in the classroom.
Portland State’s Campus Recreation took first place for the second year in a row in the Bicycle Transportation Alliances’ annual Bike Commute Challenge.