School of Architecture

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Presented graphic
January 6th 2023

Currently Accolades: Presented for January 9, 2023

Christine Cress, Education faculty, presnted “Equity-Centered Community...
Student recognition illustration
December 1st 2022

Celebrating Student Success, Fall Term, 2022

Celebrating PSU student success, fall term 2022 In support of the first...
Illustration of PSU Science Building 1
November 11th 2022

Park Blocks: A Science Center that Represents PSU's Diverse Campus

A science center that reflects PSU's Diverse Campus The brutalist-style...
PSU's Oak Savanna
September 30th 2022

Renowned Australian architect to visit PSU, kicking off year-long project to design Indigenous center on campus oak savanna

A renowned Indigenous architect from Australia will be visiting Portland...
Currently illustration 4
September 22nd 2022

Currently Accolades: Published/Exhibited for August 26, 2022

Theodore van Alst, Indigenous Nations Studies faculty, published "Go Blue"...
Students in ARCH High program work at desks in studio
September 1st 2022

Creating opportunities, lifting barriers in architecture

At Portland State University’s School of Architecture, faculty and students...
Spring presented
July 27th 2022

Currently Accolades: Presented for August 1, 2022

David Cadiz, business, gave an invited talk titled “Work Ability: What...
Spring people
July 27th 2022

Currently Accolades: People for August 1, 2022

Joshua Bass, sociology faculty, received the PSU College of Liberal Arts...
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June 2nd 2022

Celebrating Student Success, Spring Term, 2022

In support of the first goal of Portland State’s five-year strategic plan...
Spring presented
May 18th 2022

Currently Accolades: Presented for May 23, 2022

Maude Hines, English faculty, Jola Ajibade, geography faculty, Janet...
Four students making a difference
April 13th 2022

Students making a difference with climate change

SERENA DRESSEL Graduate...
April 6th 2022

A Message of Caring from Dean Bynum

Dear College of the Arts community, As we grieve the loss of Sonic Arts and Music Production student Amara Marluke, who was killed in a tragic incident near campus this week, we are all reacting to this news differently. You may have known Mara as a classmate or as a friend, or perhaps...