Birds orphaned after parents killed
The snowy plover lays its eggs right on the sand in Oregon’s coastal dunes. And thanks to building and development, its habitat is disappearing.
PSU hosts first Open Science Conference held in US
Conference brings together art and science, students and researchers
The discussion of Antarctic climate change is heating up at Portland State.
From Marrakech to Portland
Middle East Partnership Initiative students descend on PSU for the summer
Mohamed “Hamza” Khaouti comes from Marrakech, a city that’s 1,200 years old.
New student fee committee meets
Approves student life director funding
Portland State’s student fee committee met July 17 to discuss the budget for the student life director, a new position within the Associated Students of Portland State University. They also met to train two new committee members, Nhi Vu and Cindy Reyes.
Breaking News
Update on Banned Student
On Saturday, a Portland State student was banned from campus for sending threatening emails.
Gregory Reynolds, a 38-year-old white man, was identified in a photo in an alert sent out by the Campus Public Safety Office.
After the alert was sent, Reynolds was interviewed by local law enforcement and was not arrested, said CPSO Director Phil Zerzan.
PSU’s public meteorite lab
Cascadia Meteorite Lab contains over 600 meteorite samples
In the basement of Cramer Hall lie hundreds of pieces of our solar system.
The cost of college: uncertainty remains
Current student loan interest rate extended for a year; concerns linger
At the end of June, college students around the country held their collective breath waiting for Congress to decide how much more it would cost to borrow money to go to school next year.
‘Obamacare’ to help or hinder students?
Affordable Care Act increases accessibility but may increase fees
Will students benefit from President Obama’s health care plan?
Beyond increased accessibility, health professionals who treat st
A living laboratory
A new public garden and research laboratory is unveiled
Shattuck Hall’s new Ecological Learning Plaza is more than just the latest green-shaded corner at Portland State.
A unique approach
New course offers support for LBGTQ students
For the first time, Portland State will be offering a class tailored to help LBGT students achieve success in college.
Bringing countries together
Mentoring a key component to international students’ success at PSU
India and Pakistan. China and Taiwan. Iraq and the United States.