Seattle University Spectator, Seattle University, WA
2 hours ago by Alex LaCasse
The Rhodes Scholarship, a prestigious international fellowship, has selected two Seattle University finalists. While having two finalists from one university is rare enough, the two are also roommates.
TJ Sheehy, political science major and Kai Smith, senior political science and history major, discovered two weeks ago they had been selected as finalists.
Seattle University Spectator, Seattle University, WA
19 hours ago by Taylor Olson
At the beginning of the school year, many students placed in transitional housing were dissatisfied and frustrated with their cramped rooms. Now Housing and Residence Life can't seem to get those students out.
Seattle University Spectator, Seattle University, WA
11 hours ago by Eric Gordon
Everyone knows about Bon Appétit's tireless methods to stay true to their mission of sustainability, including their purchasing of local and organic eggs and produce, and their commitment to buying fish only according to the Monterey Bay Aquarium's seafood watch guidelines. But what students may not know is how Bon App takes efforts to cater to customers with alternative diets.
Daily Vanguard, Portland State University, OR
1 day ago by Nicole Egland
To be sustainable or not to be sustainable? That seems to be TriMet's question.
On their Web site they state, "We're making fares easier to read, easier to use!" To me, this translates into, "We're using a lot more paper and spending a lot of money on installing new fare-machine enhancements!"
The Beacon, University of Portland, OR
3 days ago by Jeff Trousdale
Portland Trailblazers' fans seem to be everywhere these days. Take a walk in a mall, go downtown, or visit the bars and chances are you will see at least a few people adorned with the red and black Blazer's pinwheel.
A number of UP students come from Oregon and have always supported the Blazers as their team.
Daily Vanguard, Portland State University, OR
6 days ago by Owen Smith
When 64-year-old Ron Swan was diagnosed with prostate cancer a couple of months ago, the Portland State chapter of Phi Delta Theta rallied around Swan and decided the best way to help their ailing friend was to … grow mustaches.
After Swan's diagnosis, fraternity President Dalton Higginbottom did some research and found "Movember," an international event that turns November into a month-long mustache growing contest designed to raise awareness and money for prostate cancer.
Daily Vanguard, Portland State University, OR
6 days ago by Melinda Bardon
College is said to be the perfect time for anyone to get their first tattoo. You're away from the ever-watchful eye of mom and dad, perhaps you have some cash left over from your fall term financial aid that's eating a hole in your pocket that an iPod just can't fill.
The Beacon, University of Portland, OR
6 days ago by Rachel Morenz
Early last Wednesday morning, I arrived at el Pedagoacuteico, the pedagogic university in Matuiacuten, Venezuela, where I am currently an assistant English literature and drama teacher. The main gates to the university were closed.
A crowd of students and professors congregated around the entrance.
The Beacon, University of Portland, OR
2 days ago by Clare Shreve
During fall break, four trees were removed near the Commons, prompting the College Ecology Club to speak out against the lack of communication between the University and students about the removal.
The protest is planned for tomorrow during the Commons' lunch hours.
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