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IN EARLY MARCH 2020, the cast of Portland State Opera’s production of Otto...

“Reflecting on Anti-Bias Education in Action: The Early Years,” is one...

NEW BASIC NEEDS HUB OPENS WHETHER THEY’RE SHORT on funds or food, students...

Portland-based LEVER Architecture has been selected as the architecture firm...

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...

Dear School of Music & Theater community, We were heartbroken to learn today that the victim of yesterday’s fatal shooting was one of our music students, Amara Marluke. I want to extend our deepest condolences to Amara’s family and friends. She will be deeply missed by everyone in...

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...

Ben Popp, Head of Artist Services at the Northwest Film Center, spoke to...

The Film Programming and Film Festivals Seminar was honored to have Tracy...

Pat Boas (Professor Emerita), Harrell Fletcher (Professor of Art Practice)...

Macy Eiesland and Nia Musiba, both seniors majoring in Graphic Design, were named by Graphic Design USA (GDUSA) Magazine as promising "Students to Watch" for 2022. Nominated by School of Art + Design faculty Kate Bingaman Burt, they were selected from a nationwide pool of undergraduate and...