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Read the article “As If Sand Were Stone” reaches well beyond New York and Lagos, speaking to coastal urbanism more broadly – a condition of planetary prominence and one under increasing threat from sea level rise, storm surges and subsidence. There are lessons we can take with us....

Clive Knights, professor in the School of Architecture, has a series of collages...

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...

Montgomery Plaza is getting a new look thanks to the PSU COMMA artist collective,...

After a 16-month delay due to the COVID-19 pandemic, "Sanctuaries," the first...

Samuel Kidoguchi’s “Impossible to Tell” was selected as Best Fiction...

MovieMaker Magazine has named the Portland State University School of Film...

The School of the Art + Design and the College of the Arts is pleased...

Geography faculty member Paul Loikith was recently featured in the following media outlets: Willamette Week's article “Is the Heat Dome a Freak Occurrence, or the Coldest Summer of the Rest of Our Lives?” on June 28, 2021, https://www.wweek.com/news/environment/2021/06/28/is-the-heat-dome-a-freak-oc...

In thinking about how to help Tigard residents envision a new public plaza,...

Jimmie Herrod MM Jazz ‘16, a graduate...

The Oregon Legislature has approved funding for a new center to house the...