The Freedom of the “Explore Feed”
If social media platforms were restaurants, Twitter would be Taco Bell, a quick place to grab a hasty update from the Trump administration after…
Chartwells Charges Onward With Campus Dining
Fall term, Portland State (PSU) bid farewell to long time food service provider Aramark to make room for PSU Eats—Chartwells Higher Education Dining Services’…
Socialist Students Take Root At Portland State
The Socialist Students at Portland State University still have some qualms with former Portland State President Wim Wiewel and the Board of Trustees (BoT)….
Sanctuary No More
A new petition in Oregon could scrap what is commonly known as Oregon’s “Sanctuary Law”, which prevents local law enforcement in Oregon from collaborating…
Aramark Falls with Autumn Leaves
Returning Portland State students may notice some changes around PSU’s dining options this fall. American foodservice company Aramark finished up its contract with PSU in…
May Day in Portland: A Recap
Monday May 1, May Day—or International Workers’ Day—kicked off in the Portland Park blocks this year. Many of the city’s participants gathered in…
The Future of Portland’s Oldest Urban Forest
Filled with lush grass and empty beer cans, loud religious men wearing sandwich boards and murders of crows, the South Park Blocks is an…
Arvie Smith at the Portland Art Museum
The Portland Art Museum is a pretty cold place, with its staunchly white walls and an air conditioned breeze that seems to blow even…
New Documentary Explores the Future of Seeds
“Seed: The Untold Story,” directed and produced by Taggart Siegel & Jon Betz, planted itself at the Hollywood Theater this October to spark discussion…
Portlanders Mobilize Following Election Results
In the month since businessman and reality TV star Donald Trump became president-elect of the United States, thousands across the United States have protested…