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Kianna Storm won the Associated Students of the University of Portland (ASUP) director of communications run-off election against Karen Kim, receiving 57.39% of the vote to Kim’s 42.6%.
As Women’s History Month comes to a close, The Beacon would like to honor a few of the many female accomplishments and changes made by members of our community. Since UP opened its doors in 1901, women have been progressively included and celebrated on campus. Although there’s more to go, it’s exciting to see how far we’ve come as a university.
It is my opinion that peanut butter, following peanuts, is one of the best foods out there. It is dense in protein and healthy fats — so nutritious that it is good for you. I apologize if you have a nut allergy. In fact, I would stop reading now, since this is a very anti-nut-allergy, some would even say pro-nut, opinion.
The trajectory of mask mandates is a foregone conclusion; obligatory masking policies will be phased out over the coming weeks in light of the state-wide mandate ending. However, the research behind these arbitrary, unwarranted mandates needs to be discussed, lest proponents of masking be left unchallenged as the issue fades from public consciousness. Now, why do I say these mandates are arbitrary and unwarranted? Why is it worth raising concerns over? This is a matter of truth.
The run-off election between Kianna Storm and Karen Kim for ASUP director of communications is open now on engage.
Fr. Jim Gallagher, campus ministry director and pastoral resident of Mehling Hall, is leaving UP after being selected by the Province of the Congregation of Holy Cross to serve as Rector of Moreau Seminary at the University of Notre Dame. His last day at UP will be May 2.
Members of UP’s presidential leadership cabinet — including Acting President and Provost Herbert Medina — held a town hall on March 17 to respond to questions and comments raised from Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Justice consultant Liz Ortiz’s report.
They are students, nurses, educators, engineers, biologists, philosophers and more. They are make-shift medics/therapists/custodians/event planners/delegators/advocators. They are awake until 2 a.m. doing final rounds and get out of bed for their 8 a.m. class. They celebrate your highs and hold you at your lows. They would drop most things to help you when you need it, not just because it’s their job, but because they truly care. They are your RAs.
Liam Jason, senior communication studies major, was able to call popping popcorn and watching movies with his housemate work for his senior capstone project. While it sounds like this research would have been a piece of cake, it was still a time-consuming and arduous task — requiring extensive qualitative research methods and protocols.
Every once in a while, while I mindlessly scroll through social media, I come across this message: If you support (fill in the blank), unfollow me.
On March 26 men’s basketball guard Chris Austin was carried out of a game against Southern Utah due to a serious leg injury in his lower leg, as reported by the Oregonian.
Latinx Student Union (LSU) is hosting the Unity Ball – one of their biggest events in club history – in the Quiet Side of the Commons on April 2 from 7:30-11:30 p.m.. The ball aims to connect different cultures on campus by showcasing foods, professional performances and dances from various traditions around the world.
Emma Fuller, the current Associated Students of the University of Portland (ASUP) president, and Megan Meckey, former Pamplin School of Business Senator Megan Meckey, were elected ASUP president and vice president respectively.
The conflict in Ukraine continues to worsen and the amount of displaced Ukrainian civilians grows by the day.
With Associated Students of the University of Portland (ASUP) elections open on engage, The Beacon asked all seven candidates running for executive board positions three questions for the student body to get to know them:
I’ve always appreciated the small things when sightseeing in a city or a town, whether it’s the small brick building that has probably been around for hundreds of years or the graffiti that’s just been thrown up. I’ve been lucky enough to be able to experience this in a variety of places throughout my life, having lived on four different continents and traveled to over 30 countries.
Whether you’re looking for a job to finish out this semester, to carry into the summer or to plan ahead for the fall, most students don’t need to look any further than their own campus. The Beacon has compiled a list of some of the most popular student jobs available on The Bluff, whether you’re looking for a few hours of work or just want to meet some fun coworkers. All student jobs can be browsed here.
I have an addiction to Diet Coke, and I’m tired of pretending like I don't.
Update: All water systems were shut off to stop the flooding, and domestic water was turned back on at 3 p.m. the same day, according to the assistant director of Physical Plant Jenn Layman. The leak came from an HVAC line, and it was repaired by 4 p.m., Layman said.
The views and opinions expressed in this discussion are those of the speakers alone. This conversation was recorded on March 15, and as the conflict develops, some points may not be current.
