At 4:00 PM on June 26th, protesters gathered at Terry Schrunk Plaza to demand that Governor John Kitzhaber take a stand against Nestlé’s plans to bottle water taken from the…
Vanguard endorses Ethan Allen Smith for ASPSU president
ASPSU presidential candidate Ethan Allen Smith outlines platform.
Third Angle Preview
A brief look on the Third Angle ensemble performing “Anthrophony”. Anthrophony was written by Portland based composer Justin Ralls.
Belden Piano Quartet Preview
A brief preview of the Belden Piano Quartet concert scheduled Friday April 6 in the Lincoln Hall Recital Chamber.
PSU Vanguard Night Out Guide Classy Drinks
PSU Vanguard presents the Night Out Guide Classy Drinks video. Leif Fuller and Emily Scott prepare the Martini and Gin & Tonic. Photography by Karl Kuchs and Jann Messer. Narrated, produced and scored by Jann Messer. To accompany “Getting the Good Stuff” by Randall Theil in the 2012 Vanguard Night Out Guide.
PSU Vanguard Night Out Guide – Spotlight on Tugboat Brewing
PSU Vanguard presents a look at Tugboat Brewing in downtown Portland. Photographed by Corinna Scott. Produced by Jann Messer.
Finance and Admin VP gives thoughts on recent budget cuts
Monica Rimai VP of Finance and Administration gives a presentation to ASPSU about recent budget cuts.
Men’s Basketball
A March Against Economic and Social Inequality
On January 28th, hundreds of protesters marched up and down Portland city streets in what turned out to be one of the largest of the more recent Occupy marches. Though their signs addressed a great many things, protesters stood together in solidarity beneath the towering skyscrapers of Portland’s banks. Following them closely were groups of police officers, some of whom blocked off streets and redirected traffic as the protesters made their way to the waterfront.
The Beat of a Different, well, instrument.
On Tuesday I had the pleasure to attend the rehearsal of the PSU Percussion Ensemble, directed by Jeffrey Peyton, as they practiced their piece, originally by John Cage, entitled “First Construction in Metal.”
Education VS. Incarceration
Last Tuesday approximately 250 people from various Portland universities and community colleges congregated in the South Park Blocks for the “Pep Rally” protest against the anual higher education tuition hikes.