Having trouble getting into law school? Maybe it’s your desk. Portland State has been ranked as the worst test site in a national survey by the Kaplan company for students taking the LSAT law exam.
PSU ranked worst LSAT test site
Panel discusses freedom of speech
A panel discussion on freedom of speech and First Amendment rights in higher education Wednesday provided an overview of different issues concerning free speech and an open forum for students to ask questions concerning solutions to problems arising out of free speech.
PSU mourns loss of former president
When former Portland State President Joseph Blumel passed away early in the morning on April 2, the university lost a key player and true friend to the college’s early development.
Kulongoski tours buildings at PSU in need of maintenance
Oregon Governor Ted Kulongoski toured Portland State Monday, getting a first hand look at the drastic deferred maintenance issues prevalent on campus.
Business, state leaders look at global warming
Oregon business and state leaders joined congressman Earl Blumenauer in calling for federal environmental mandates at a conference on global warming held at PSU Wednesday.
Few senate, SFC candidates show to first day of debates
Less than one-third of student government senate and one-sixth of Student Fee Committee (SFC) candidates were present for ASPSU’s pre-election debate held Tuesday.
Kulongoski gives mid-term update
Governor Ted Kulongoski will continue to support a strong educational component in the state budget by pushing continued investment in capital construction and faculty salaries, he said during his mid-term update at the Portland City Club Friday.
Proposed film major hits standstill
A proposal for a new film major for Portland State was hotly contested when the proposal was first announced at the monthly PSU faculty senate meeting March 5.
Restarting ASPSU Elections: Presidential Candidate Rudy Soto
Rudy Soto says he thinks student government isn’t working at Portland State.
What to do in Portland when you’re dead broke
Spring break’s right around the corner and we’re all looking forward to much-needed down time. Unfortunately, it’s tough to come up with the cash for that trip to Cancun. But just because you’re stuck at home doesn’t mean your break has to suck. The Vanguard is here to help with a guide to spring break on a college student budget.
SALP budget rises, funds put in reserve
Student Activities and Leadership Programs received a 16 percent increase in student-fees funding for next year, along with nearly $10,000 to fund the Greek Life program, last week. Student Activities and Leadership Programs (SALP) is the parent organization that oversees and advises most student groups.