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A renowned Indigenous architect from Australia will be visiting Portland...

As a child growing up in Gresham, Charlie Huxley loved cemeteries. They...

Arriving at Portland State University was a matter of luck for Ivory Fields,...

The sounds of traditional Japanese percussion and stringed instruments fill the rehearsal room in Lincoln Hall as kimono-clad students gracefully dance together. With each deliberate step, they embody the beauty and poise of an 18th century courtesan. They still have a few more days to...

A Portland State professor has been awarded one of Japan's highest honors...

Portland State research is taking over The Academic Minute podcast next...

Exposed concrete slabs and metal anchor points where seats had been bolted are all that remain of the Vanport Theater, once the hub of community and leisure in the World War II-era housing development. "From what we can see of the slab and also with the historical photos, we're guessing...

“Antlers,” a new horror movie currently in theaters, prominently features...

Denise Morales Soto still remembers the first time she saw one of the books...

Kali Simmons returns home to her alma mater as an assistant professor in Indigenous Nations Studies. Born and raised in Central Oregon, she graduated from Portland State with a bachelor's in English and film studies. She earned her master's...

A series of virtual campus and community events honoring the legacy of Rev....

In the last 20 years, computers and the internet have made it possible...