NEWS

Mobility Matters organizers prepare for Wednesday's big summit. From left: Becky Morton, a COE grad student , and Mobility Matters founder Amy Parker, a PSU assistant professor. Photo by Julie Wright Within days of hearing that Portland...

As PSU Interim President Stephen Percy announced Wednesday, Portland State will move all 2020 spring classes to remote teaching and learning for the entire term in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. We understand that this change is unprecedented and raises questions for students, faculty,...

Dear campus community, The coronavirus has prompted a new day-to-day reality for all of us. After careful consideration, Portland State University has made the decision that all classes during the 2020 spring term will be taught remotely. We have heard increasing concerns from students,...

Portland State’s motto is “Let Knowledge Serve the City.” PSU is living that ethic as we respond to the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus by sharing information and expertise with all of you, with the media and our neighbors throughout the region. We are also a key partner in the...

U.S. News & World Report released the 2021 Best Graduate Schools rankings and once again several Portland State University programs received rankings. The College of Urban and Public Affairs' Hatfield School of Government was ranked No. 49 out of 274 public affairs schools overall, moving...

PSU is embarking on a finals week unlike any in recent memory. In these unprecedented times, Portland State remains committed to the academic success of our students. Despite the remote nature of our interactions going forward, we strive to remain a cohesive and supportive campus community....

Interim President Stephen Percy issued a video message to the PSU community Thursday evening that articulated the guiding priorities of our response to the coronavirus threat. Protecting, to the extent possible, the health and wellbeing of our entire PSU community including students,...

The coronavirus/COVID-19 threat is an evolving situation and we are committed to keeping the campus community informed. We understand that it’s challenging to keep up with changing guidance, and we want to be as clear and comprehensive as possible. Oregon public health officials notified...

Dear PSU Community, The threat of the coronavirus known as COVID-19 is presenting daunting challenges for all of us. We are committed to making decisions that promote the success and well-being of our campus community and growing concerns across Oregon. Like an increasing number of universities...

At 5 p.m. on Oct. 1, 1994, KPSU officially joined the airwaves and embarked on what’s been a 25-year journey in radio, music and self-expression. For those who haven’t visited the sub-basement of Smith Memorial Student Union or streamed one of the 50 plus shows available online, a quick...

Portland State continues to monitor the coronavirus outbreak and take steps to keep our community safe and healthy. Over the weekend, the Oregon Health Authority (OHA) came out with new guidance for universities in light of everything we know about the coronavirus known as COVID-19 and...

PSU is continuing to monitor the coronavirus outbreak in the region and around the world. We are in daily communication with public health partners including the Oregon Health Authority for the latest information on the virus and guidance on our response. Here is the latest information we...