Tag: ASPSU

Since convening in June, nearly half of the positions in the inner circle of Portland State’s student government have been through a turnover, part of an ongoing retention problem that has bred uncertainty within the organization.

It’s been more than a year since the Occupy camp in Portland was dismantled. Where are the “Occupiers” now?

Despite the movement’s retreat from public view, activists said they have been working hard to reorganize and say they have no intention of quitting.

As Election Day nears for national, state and local races, candidates are frantically catering to their constituents for their votes and support.

A food drive benefiting the Associated Students of Portland State University’s Student Pantry will be held through Nov. 12 in collaboration with ASPSU and the University Studies program. The pantry, located in Smith Memorial Student Union, room 325, is open to all students—no questions asked.

Oregon’s college students have registered to vote in record numbers this year.

Close to 51,000 college students registered, a new record for Oregon.

If you’re a student at Portland State, chances are, it’s happened to you.

Your bus was late, ruining all hope for some pre-class coffee, and you’re practically running through the PSU Park Blocks to make it to class on time.

As important as they are, there’s more to student government at Portland State than the president and vice president of the Associate Students of Portland State University. Here are a few of the other student government leaders you should know. Part two of this series will be published soon.

Portland State wants you to help shape university policies.

The Associated Students of Portland State University is currently accepting applicants for several student vacancies on the All-University Committees at PSU.