For the last four years, Villa Maria Hall, the rowdy all-guys dorm on campus, puts on a formal dance in the spring semester. This year […]
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5 Questions with a Writer of the ‘Sanctuary UP’ Petition
Sneak a Peek: Commencement 2017
story by Christine Kim, hyperlinked interactive map by Clare Duffy | Portland, OR – The University of Portland will hold its 116th Commencement on Sunday, […]
Where to take your picnic
As the sun breaks through the clouds, Spring begins to bloom in North Portland. There are so many beautiful parks and hidden places all over […]
Shelby Vaculin advocates for taking a gap year
by Sam Keeler | She has a dog named after a pasta dish, inspired Malia Obama to take a gap year, and labels herself a creative […]
Sports, family, Italy– Salvatore Aversa’s journey home
By Christine Kim Salvatore Aversa will tell you that he wants his life to play out like an old, Italian mafia movie: a big, loud family with three sons. The oldest son will be named Costantino—after Aversa’s father and the others named Frankie and Vinnie. He wants to live in a house with a large […]
Hard-working Ben Arthur sets sights on sports journalism career
When walking into the University of Portland Clark Library, there is one face you will almost always see.
What you need to know about recycling on UP campus
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Cider festival brings people from around Portland
The Cider Rite of Spring event filled The Evergreen, an event space in Southeast Portland, this past Saturday, showcasing ciders from all around the Pacific Northwest. Take a look and discover a variety of different local cideries.
Finding home in her headphones: Emily Neelon lives through her music
by Emily Fitzgerald | While many University of Portland students carry headphones to color music into their days, Emily Neelon, a 21-year-old Communication major from Clayton, Calif., takes that pastime to a whole new level. Neelon’s musical taste and talent for creating playlists has enriched her life and the lives of others through the numerous […]