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Portland state campus sign

January 10th 2023

National grant funds 6 new courses for Higher Education in Prison program

New funding from the National Endowment for the Humanities will allow Portland...

Axcelle Campana poses with award, with trees in backdrop

December 5th 2022

PSU student wins $100K environmental prize

A Portland State graduate student whose work focuses on the inequities in...

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December 1st 2022

Currently Accolades: Published/Exhibited for December 5, 2022

1. Max Nielsen-Pincus, Chair of the Department of Environmental Sciences...

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December 1st 2022

Currently Accolades: People for December 5, 2022

Maude Hines, English and Black Studies faculty, and Janet Cowal, Applied...

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November 23rd 2022

Currently Accolades: People for November 28, 2022

Jola Ajibade, Geography faculty, was interviewed by the University of Colorado...

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November 18th 2022

Currently Accolades: Presented for November 21, 2022

Lisa Bates and Colleen Carroll, Urban Studies and Planning faculty, co-presented...

Tracks like these help researchers map habitat needs and potential obstacles, Photo by So-Min Kang.

November 11th 2022

Research: Animal crossings

Why did the frog cross the road? To get to the other side, of course, so...

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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...

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November 10th 2022

Currently Accolades: Published/Exhibited for November 14, 2022

Jola Ajibade, geography faculty, co-authored a paper titled “Flood Risk...

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November 10th 2022

Currently Accolades: Presented for November 14, 2022

Michele Gamburd, Anthropology faculty, recently presented a talk titled...

A closeup view of a 3D tactile map of the Portland State University campus, located in the lobby of PSU's SMSU student union. The raised buildings have English and Braille labels on their roofs, and all the roads, parking lots and grassy areas are demarcated by textures.

November 8th 2022

Navigating Urban Spaces: Indoor & Outdoor Wayfinding Technology for Vision-Impaired People

Navigating an unfamiliar place is uniquely challenging for people with disabilities....

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November 4th 2022

Currently Accolades: Presented for November 7, 2022

Adam Booth, Geology faculty, co-presented “Understanding Debris Flow...