Schnitzer School of Art + Art History + Design

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Casey Litchfield
March 27th 2023

Graphic Design majors named "Students to Watch 2023"

Graphic Design USA (GDUSA) has honored two PSU School of Art + Design students...
Presented graphic
February 2nd 2023

Currently Accolades: Presented for February 6, 2022

Bright Alozie, Black Studies faculty, presented a conference paper titled...
A color illustration of a group of people, a dog, and a cat, waiting to cross the street at a signalized intersection. One adult is using a wheelchair, three of them wear glasses, and one talks on a cell phone. A child holds hands with another adult. The group is standing in front of a bank, facing the street, which has cars driving on it and several road signs visible.
January 6th 2023

Moving From Cars To People: A Comic About Transportation and Land Use

A new transportation comic, "Moving From Cars To People (PDF)," offers a...
Illustration of Gabe Castro
January 6th 2023

New graphic design scholarship honors the memory of Gabe Castro

PSU alumnus Drake Ramberg...
Arlene Schnitzer historical photo
November 12th 2022

Arts: Artists in the making

As a graphic design student at the School of Art + Design, Leah Maldonado...
Illustration of three people
November 10th 2022

Currently Accolades: People for November 14, 2022

Jacen Greene, Assistant Director of PSU’s Homelessness Research & Action...
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September 22nd 2022

Currently Accolades: Published/Exhibited for August 26, 2022

Theodore van Alst, Indigenous Nations Studies faculty, published "Go Blue"...
Mannequin wearing an angular cape, top and skirt made from natural fibers by Johanna Houska.
August 15th 2022

Meet the 2022 Arlene Schnitzer Visual Arts Prize Winners

The School of the Art + Design and the College of the Arts are pleased...
Page from an album made for Prince Bahram Mirza, titled "Prince and Lady under Flowering Branch," from the early 16th century
June 24th 2022

Visiting Harvard scholar David Roxburgh to give lecture on 15th-century Timurid art

Harvard University professor David J. Roxburgh has been named the inaugural...
Nia Musiba
June 23rd 2022

2022 Deinum Prize recipient Nia Musiba seeks to celebrate Black artists in multimedia project

Portland State University School of Art + Design student Nia Musiba has been...
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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 people
June 2nd 2022

Currently Accolades: People for June 6, 2022

Jola Ajibade, geography faculty, was interviewed by Architectural Record...