Portland State's Student Run Monthly Magazine
“Ok… let ‘em in.” Somebody moved to unlock the outside doors. It was precisely 10:00 and I was standing next to the oven…
18 months ago, we were all thrown collectively into a big pot of unknown. A space of newness, of alien characteristic, of unprecedented times….
On November 4, 2021, Oregon counties joined together in a vote to bend state lines westward —absorbing almost ⅔ of the state and a…
Stone gray clouds, heavy and threatening, hover above the city as I make my way to the 7/11 on the corner near where I…
My parents are working class people. My father is an auto body mechanic just trying to make ends meet while my mother homeschooled her…
…and we stayed open. Five gunshots. Two of which entered the man’s head. What’s strange is that the gravity of this event didn’t really…
In light of Israel’s recent siege on Gaza, members of Portland’s Palestinian community are calling on city officials to terminate a five year, $10…
In Islam, the night of Laylat al-Qadr, Arabic for “Night of Power” is considered one of the religion’s holiest nights. Tradition dictates that in…
General Smedley Butler was not the sort of swaggering American hero we like to make movies about. Born in 1881, he joined the Marine…
*Editor’s Note: The Pacific Sentinel does not endorse any religious tradition and the opinions below are strictly those of the author. If you…