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The Portland Trail Blazers and the NBA G League have announced the right to own and operate a team that will debut in the Chiles Center on the University of Portland’s campus. The team is expected to debut in the 2023-24 season and will play games in Chiles while practicing at the Blazers’ practice facility.
Dear freshman Chivon,
I’m a pretty pragmatic person. I follow through with deadlines efficiently, I don’t like wasting other people’s time and I’m straightforward in the way I reason with others and make decisions.
Commencement is quickly approaching — whether or not graduating seniors want to think about it. This past October, seniors applied to graduate and in March ordered their cap and gown and tickets. While this point in the semester may feel like a rush of getting projects and papers wrapped up, it can be easy to forget about the smaller graduation details.
The lights in Mago Hunt dim and the sound of boots hitting the stage ushers us into the world of Shakespeare. Though the scenery is bright and floral, the opening scene is dreary and sad. For the next two hours and 10 minutes, the cast of “Twelfth Night” provides some laughs, tears and comedic relief.
Growing up, I thought that something was wrong with me. I didn’t understand why social situations were so hard for me. Why I had such a difficult time filtering myself. Why I would become so invested in something that it felt like my entire world revolved around it. Why change was so hard. Then in my first semester at UP, I learned why: I’m autistic.
Michael Kranyak is departing from the University following his recent appointment to interim director of campus safety eight weeks ago.
Five minutes. That’s all the time it takes for a thief to shatter a car window, grab what they can from the inside and flee the scene before Campus Safety can even respond to the incident.
If you’re an undergraduate student at the University of Portland, chances are you’ve taken at least one theology and one philosophy class and if you haven’t, you will. And if you’re not passionately drawn to existentialism or religion you might find these classes useless.
It's in the headline of every minimalist podcaster’s first episode and in the mantra of every spring cleaner’s mentality: Material things don't matter, and the only things that do matter are you and the people, pets and living things you love.
“There really is a tunnel under ocean blvd.” The man working at the record store assured me of this as he handed me my free poster and we shared a quick laugh together. It felt good to hear that.
Check out the video I am sharing as it'll lead you to a day in the life of a student at UP practicing Ramadan. Here is what a realistic day in my life looks like right now.
After spring break, the semester always seems to fly by — the blossoms bloom, the days get warmer and there are more long weekends and days off. Seniors may be organizing their lives after graduation whether that be grad school, job hunting or apartment hunting. Time can pass you by on The Bluff, but as you look back, there are often experiences, no matter how niche, that bring us all together.
In honor of Earth Day, we here at the Center for Student Wellness would like to take some time to remind you how to engage in Environmental Wellness.
The English major is apparently dying — at least that’s what The New Yorker recently reported. With enrollment in English and other humanities dropping all over the country, there’s no doubt about the dip in popularity.
Every year, Mehling Hall resident assistants and students plan for their annual spring dance, a tradition they have been doing since most can remember. However, seniors Grace Elder, Cindy Garibay, Mackenzie Clark and Assistant Hall Director Luipta Zamora-Resendiz saw this as an opportunity to change tradition into something more meaningful for students.
The clock ticks away the final seconds of your last class of the day. The sun is shining, your friends are free and myriads of social events await you. What do you decide to do on this lovely day?
As finals approach for students at the University of Portland, stress levels are on the rise. With looming deadlines and a seemingly never-ending list of assignments, it's easy to feel overwhelmed and trapped in a cycle of anxiety. However, one of the best ways to combat this stress is to stay active.
Shipstad Hall is closing its doors for the 2023-2024 school year in order to make a variety of renovations.
While most University of Portland students spend four years on The Bluff, Pilot mascot, Wally, has spent a lifetime. The 2022-2023 academic year marks Wally’s 75th birthday. To celebrate, the University of Portland museum hosted a celebration in the Clark Library with an array of Wally artifacts, including some former versions of our mascot.
