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A sign hangs outside of the Campus Safety office on campus. Campus Safety is currently investigating an off-campus incident that occurred on Nov. 2.

Seven students and recent alum allegedly drugged at an off-campus party, Campus Safety says

Michael Lewellen, former vice president of marketing and communications for the University of Portland, moderates the Q&A at a Pro-Life event on campus. Monica Snyder’s presentation on March 25 hosted by Voice for Life drew protest from students.

UP changes its protest policy amid heightened political activism across the country

Picketers urge people to shop elsewhere as cars pull into the Fred Meyer parking lot. The strike started on Wednesday, Aug. 28.

Fred Meyer workers picket at North Lombard location

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Letter from the editor: Students define UP’s identity — take advantage of your power.

Chairs and plants inside of Orrico Hall with a pride flag in the window. The new Gender and Sexuality Center (GSC) will be on the bottom level in Orrico Hall and opening in the fall of 2024.

Gender and Sexuality center for students set to open in fall of 2024, among other developments

A sign placed in the Academic Quad advertises the Vietnamese Student Association's (VSA) annual cultural show. The show is Saturday, April 13 at Chiles Center, beginning at 4 p.m.

Vietnamese Student Association (VSA) is ready for you to capture this moment, and remember it

Unity Ball tickets lay messily on top of one another. The Unity Ball is April 12 on the Quiet Side of Commons, doors open at 5:30 p.m.

‘I think this is our defining year’: Latinx Student Union returns for third annual Unity Ball

The panelists for Black at UP sit in a circle facing the crowd at the Diversity Center.

President Kelly and other panelists reflect on their identity, experiences and sense of belonging in Black at UP discussion

Remnants of snow and ice linger near a bench overlooking the Willamette. UP campus will remain closed through Friday Jan. 19.

Campus closure continues through Friday, Jan. 19, fourth day of inclement weather weighs on the UP community

Still trying to recover from last year’s “freshman melt,” the University now faces a projected $17 million loss because of smaller-than-expected first-year enrollment, lower retention and having to offer higher financial aid packages. Photo illustration by Ryan Reynolds.

University faces another year of financial challenges due to low enrollment, retention

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