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StockUP, a food pantry aimed at students, faculty and staff who may struggle with food insecurity, is back and in a new location. The first StockUP of the academic year will take place on Monday Oct. 10 from 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. at 5516 N Willamette Boulevard.
This Monday, Oct. 10, 2022, will officially commemorate the second year where Oregon recognizes the previously called Columbus Day as Indigenous Peoples’ Day.
Late nights in the library are a typical college experience. Using it to cram before an exam or study with friends is a common use of the space, but Clark Library has more to offer than you might think.
Surrounding the tall black gates, reporters, families, locals and police lined the streets of London. Some joyfully cheered and others silently watched as more and more people joined the crowd. On any other day, 10 Downing Street would be just another tourist site for people to take pictures in front of or a street people pass on their way to work.
With the new school year comes new beginnings, especially for the faculty and administration on the Bluff. The English department is just one of the latest departments on campus to undergo changes. As English professors are stepping up into new roles they shared their excitement with The Beacon.
Get ready to blast off for this year’s Campus Program Board (UPCPB) “Chaos in the Cosmos" dance on Oct. 7. Students are encouraged to wear glitter, holographic outfits and space buns for an out-of-this-world experience from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Left Bank Annex.
Spending time away from your wives, going on adventures, dusty and clad in leather is not straight people behavior…Cowboys are gay.
Mental health is a challenging topic for people to discuss, but it is an issue that deeply affects college students. According to the National Institute of Mental Health, 30.9% of adults aged 18-25 struggle with serious mental health issues. Following the COVID-19 pandemic, the rates have gotten worse, bringing new challenges for schools to properly help their students.
The Moreau Center has begun organizing this year’s immersion programs that are designed to engage students in service-learning at home and across the country. Participating students will travel both in and outside of Portland to work with communities affected by current social issues.
The UP volleyball team lost to the University of San Diego Toreros in a 0-3 game on Oct. 1. This puts the Pilots at eight losses and eight wins this season.
From delicious carne asada, dancing to vibrant music, laughing and spending time with loved ones, Latinx Heritage Month would be a shame to miss. From Sep.15 to Oct.15, this month marks a time to honor the Latinx community’s inspiring stories, diverse cultures, achievements and contributions to American society.
UP LatinX club president Karla Rivas discusses the importance of celebrating LatinX culture through dance on campus.
In UP athletics since Sept. 24 the men’s tennis team competed in the PNW invitational and the women’s tennis teams competed in the Gonzaga invitational. Women’s soccer took on Utah Valley and Men’s soccer took on Utah tech, both remaining undefeated. Volleyball took on Pacific University and Loyola Marymount.
Best known for giving space to small business owners and artists to sell or display their work, Our Campus, Our Canvas (OCOC) is an event focused on uplifting marginalized communities at UP.
Students who are looking for work experience and a way to make money on campus will find that dozens of student jobs are available at the moment.
Freshman Pilots came to campus this August with orientation events, activities and confetti blasts — nothing short of a celebration. But freshmen aren’t the only new students on campus; each year, transfer students are another cohort who experience what it’s like to become a Pilot.
It’s that time of the year again when the weather gets a little chillier and you feel a sudden urge to taste all things pumpkin spice. Fall is finally upon us, and it’s a great time to break out the baking trays and oven mitts.
UP President Robert Dwayne Kelly was inaugurated on Friday, Sept. 23 as the University’s first lay person and Black president. The day consisted of an Inauguration Mass, a ceremony and a dance.
An immaculate view over The Bluff. A maker space approximately three times as large as the current one. Open floor-plan study areas. These are just a few of the many features coming to the new Shiley-Marcos Center for Design and Innovation.
As the air starts to get chillier and the leaves start to turn orange, we are quickly reminded that summer is officially coming to an end. There is no better reminder of the changing seasons than the sun entering a new astrological sign.
