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November 3rd 2023

Daimler Truck North America Commits $1.3M to Support PSU

Daimler Truck North America has made a $1.3 million philanthropic investment...

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November 2nd 2023

SALC Auditors consider A Question of Hu

"What do you see in this painting? What is it about?" Those were the questions...

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November 2nd 2023

Currently Accolades: Grants for November 6, 2023

Paula Carder, School of Public Health faculty and Director of the Institute...

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November 2nd 2023

Currently Accolades: Published/Exhibited for November 6, 2023

Heejun Chang, Geography Faculty and Associate Dean for Research and Graduate...

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November 2nd 2023

Currently Accolades: Presented for November 6, 2023

Scott Burns, Geology faculty emeritus, presented two talks on October 15...

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November 2nd 2023

Currently Accolades: People for November 6, 2023

Susan Kirtley, English faculty, and J.J. Vazquez, Film, discussed Comics...

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November 1st 2023

PSU partners on $1.24M grant from U.S. Department of Education

Portland State University is partnering with Western Michigan University...

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October 31st 2023

JACKIE BELL SCHOLARSHIP CONTINUES PSU ALUM’S SPIRIT OF CARING AND PHILANTHROPY

Jackie Bell died tragically in 2013 at age 71. Instead of dwelling on her...

A red streetcar pulls up to a transit stop in Portland, Oregon, with several passengers waiting to board.

October 30th 2023

PSU Transportation Researchers Receive $250,000 to Create Equity Research Roadmap

Portland State University (PSU) researchers will create a "Research Roadmap...

October 27th 2023

CEE PhD Student Kayla Sorenson Receives Eisenhower Fellowship

We are proud to congratulate Portland State University Civil & Environmental...

Accounting professor Mary Marshall, along with her research team, undertook a comprehensive study aimed at improving interactions between the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and taxpayers who have encountered imperfect audits. The research, involving 802 U.S. taxpayers, delved into an often overlooked aspect: understanding how taxpayers react when audits fail to detect noncompliance, known as imperfect audits. Marshall notes that this scenario is increasingly common due to the IRS's well-known budget constra

October 26th 2023

Investigating the Effect of Service Messages on Noncompliant Taxpayers’ Reactions to Imperfect Audits

Accounting professor Mary Marshall, along with her research team, undertook...

In All Fairness: A Meta-Analysis of the Tax Fairness–Tax Compliance Literature

October 26th 2023

In All Fairness: A Meta-Analysis of the Tax Fairness–Tax Compliance Literature

Tax evasion is a well-known problem among developed nations. Many researchers...