Rahmat Shoureshi spent his first morning as Portland State University's president riding the MAX and streetcar through downtown read more >

As President Trump Declines to Condemn Nazi Marches, Portlanders Respond to Hate Attacks: "White Supremacy Is Real in This Country" read more >

Last month, before Oakland City Council voted to revoke its partnership with the branch read more >

At a special meeting on July 21, the Portland State Board of Trustees approved a resolution to lower the planned tuition increase set for Fall term. read more >

The Bridge Funding Program is a pilot program created in an LOA in the 2015-19 CBA. The Program aims to provide funding for salaries and benefits for NTTF researchers on soft money who will experience a gaps between external funding contracts to keep them employed. Deadline for the new application window is Septebmer 1, 2017. read more >

PSU's Chief Public Safety Officer Phillip Zerzan will be stepping down from his post on Aug.1 read more >

A class-action lawsuit filed in federal court claims a private debt collection company contracted by Portland State University violated Oregon and federal laws read more >

New Special Call required for Donated Sick Leave Bank. Donate now please read more >

Fariborz Maseeh already has his name on one building at Portland State University, and now the mechanical engineer, read more >

Michael Dorgan, a 54-year-old known sex offender, was released a year early from Multnomah County custody on May 23. read more >

State lawmakers appear close to approving a $736.9 million budget for public universities that would nearly halve the proposed tuition increases read more >

When Wim Wiewel announced his retirement last summer after nine years as president at Portland State University, he expected his days of leading a college were behind him. read more >

Mariana Garcia Medina can never shake the fear that comes with being undocumented. read more >

At 7:30 p.m. this Wednesday and Thursday on Lincoln Hall's main stage, Portland State's Dance program will host its last two shows read more >

Jordan Schnitzer, the Portland real estate developer and philanthropist, will give $5 million to Portland State University to open an art museum in the heart of campus. read more >

Today Portland came out and made it clear that this is a city that will not stand for racist hate! The Portland Stands United Against Hate Rally drew out 1200-1500 read more >

A Trimet Board of Directors meeting to approve its new $1.2 billion budget on May 24 attracted a crowd of activists read more >

One of the men who came to the defense of a teenager wearing a hijab on a MAX train Friday won a 2013 poetry competition with a poem condemning prejudices faced by Muslims. read more >

Racism on the MAX read more >

A state higher education board reversed course Thursday, approving big tuition hikes at Portland State University and the University of Oregon that it had rejected earlier in the month. read more >