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The Portland Pilots return to the NCAA tournament for the first time in 26 years. They’ll be taking on the 5-seed Oklahoma on Saturday March 18 in Los Angeles. Here’s everything you need to know about the NCAA tournament.
Two major staffing changes in the Office of International Education, Diversity and Inclusion (OIEDI) were announced in the past week. One key member of UP’s diversity, equity and inclusion efforts is leaving while another is being promoted to a new position.
As college students, everyone knows how it feels to be drowning in work, getting paper cuts trying to crawl out of the piles of essays that seem to always be due all in the same week. In our connected era of technology, students now have another way to use the internet to their benefit. Last fall, ChatGPT was introduced: an OpenAI dialogue artificial intelligence (AI) that can help students in many ways such as answering questions, writing code and writing essays.
While most students were on spring break, the Portland women’s basketball team won the West Coast Conference (WCC) tournament on March 6 in Las Vegas. To win the WCC tournament they beat the no. 1 seed Gonzaga 64-60 on March 7. After losing to the Bulldogs in both regular season games the Pilot’s found redemption with a late game win.
First let’s talk about what I mean by purity culture. The big highlights include, but are not limited to: not having sex outside of marriage, behavioral expectation, how one is expected to dress based on cis-gender role and how our innate thoughts or desires are sinful.
At ASUP, we are no strangers to adversity. Our goal in ASUP is to be transparent in what work we do with our wins and our challenges. This school year we have been working without a full-time advisor and spent much of the fall semester working internally to build a stronger team. Despite these challenges we have learned a lot about what our role is on campus. The role of a student government is to represent students and advocate for what students not only want but need. This fall we also revised our mission statement to better reflect the work we do.
I was sitting in my drawing class and I decided to put on the album “M!ssundaztood” by P!nk (which is a vibe by the way). This was based purely on a whim after I had seen a Tiktok starring P!nk and it unlocked a memory — me in the car on the way to school years ago vibing to her music — this album in particular — with my dad.
Vinyls, while making a resurgence because of their aesthetic appeal, are more than just a pretty thing to look at.
Every year, prospective students come to The Bluff to tour the University of Portland campus and decide if this is where they will spend the next four years of their lives. This year, students who tour the campus and decide to enroll will receive an award: A $1000 scholarship on their first term.
Here’s a life lesson I think we all should learn from the musical “Wicked”: Don’t take life so seriously.
If you know me, you know there are three things I say almost nonstop: “It’s because I’m a libra,” “And that’s my truth” and “I love Tom Selleck,” but that one’s beside the point.
In an instant, you feel a rush of pressure rise to your head. The aching pain tingles across the front of your scalp as the pressure tightens. It sharply calls for your attention, hands meeting your head to try and relieve the throbbing pain: a headache.
At the beginning of every school year hundreds of students flood into their new dorm rooms. Communal bathrooms, roommates and twin XL beds become a new norm for college students. Living on campus can be a unique and appreciated experience, but is it worth it?
My sister Clara is four years younger than me. I watched her grow from a two year old playing with American girl dolls to a 14-year-old going to her first high school dance. She used to join me against my will on all my favorite outings.
As the streets are still covered with snow and ice, that means another snow day for the Pilots. This announcement came in an email sent earlier today by the Vice President for Financial Affairs, Eric Barger, and Interim Provost, Elise Moentmann. Here’s a compiled list of what’s open on campus this weekend, Feb. 25-26.
The University has hired Jackie Moran from Grand River Solutions to serve the roles previously held by the Title IX coordinator position. Moran was introduced at Tuesday night's Title IX Information Session and Q&A. During this, Moran and Herdener discussed the Title IX department at UP, what resources students have, and what their roles are in the department.
A record of 10.8 inches of snowfall has made University of Portland close campus today. Online classes will continue as scheduled and a decision about tomorrow will come at a later time.
Everyone knows what student government is: a group of students that meet regularly and are supposed to advocate for the rights and needs for the whole student body. In some high schools, student government might not have been as prevalent in making actionable change.
If you’ve lived in Portland long enough, chances are you’ve cheered on the Trail Blazers at the Moda Center or spent afternoons playing in a sports tournament at Delta Park.
Update: Due to the recent weather, the Job and Internship Fair is being tentatively rescheduled to March 31.
