Author: Stefanie Fisher

As a part of November’s Trans-Awareness Month, the PSU Queer Resource Center will hold informational workshops, movie nights and a candlelight vigil in memory of the individuals who have suffered due to anti-transgender crimes and prejudice.

Steve Novick, a democrat campaigning for the U.S. Senate, will be speaking with students at an open forum at Portland State on Oct. 25.

Some people collect stamps. Some people take up knitting. Others play Suduko. And then there are people who strap themselves into harnesses and scale precipices. Jordan Bermingham is one of those people, and next week, he wants you to join him.

Portland State’s Publications Board will bring its proposal for a zine center on campus to the Student Fee Committee (SFC) next month for budget approval.

The search for good and fast food near campus is long and tedious, but if you want simple Italian food, look no further. La Lombardia, the little Italian restaurant located at 1434 S.W. Park Ave. in the South Park Blocks, beckons the hungry with the promise of pizza and pasta.

Scottish Parliament member Brian Adam spoke at Portland State on Oct. 10 about his party’s goal of achieving independence for Scotland from the United Kingdom.

Ninety minutes is an eternity. You can perform countless meaningful life endeavors in 90 minutes. You can busy yourself with menial household chores, stare intensely at walls or even gouge your eyeballs out with forks. All of those activities would be better than watching The Heartbreak Kid.

More explosive than Cyclops’ eye laser, potentially more dangerous than the entire Legion of Doom, and even more illusive than Toby McGuire’s masculinity, a group of progressive young Portlanders will join together to take a stand for the biggest issue of our time: the socializing of villains and superheroes in Portland and beyond.

Before he was dangling his children over balconies, before his chimp named Bubbles, even before he was white, Michael Jackson was doing choreographed dances while dressed like a zombie.

Fall classes don’t begin until the 24th, but for the 1,900 students enrolled in Portland State’s First Year Experience, the term kicks off with the Residence Life Program’s New Student Week, on Sept. 17.