College of Liberal Arts and Sciences News

Portland State students aren't just studying water — they're helping tell...

New federal funding will allow Portland State University to enhance its semiconductor...

Most people see Portland State student-athletes when they're locked in on...

Portland State professor Susana Beltrán-Grimm has been studying how bilingual...

Inside the lobby of Portland State's Vernier Science Center, a QR code on...

Kervelle Baird (Earth, Environment, and Society PhD) co-authored “Reining...

Madi Lou Alexander (Sociology PhD) presented their thesis entitled “I’m...

Madi Lou Alexander (Sociology PhD) successfully defended their thesis, "I'm...

Madi Lou Alexander (Sociology PhD) was awarded an American Sociological Association...

Portland State University’s long-running training program in occupational health psychology has received an additional year of support from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (CDC/NIOSH). The supplemental funding will...

Water isn’t just essential for life, it’s part of the daily routines and experiences of living. Whether it's helping us make our morning cup of coffee, nurture our garden or warm up in a hot shower, water plays the supporting role in nearly everything we do.

The Transportation Research & Education Center (TREC) at Portland State University...