Braiding science, stories and indigeneity with Robin Wall Kimmerer’s ReadUP talk
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Half an hour before the event started on March 25, Buckley Center Auditorium was already overflowing.
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Half an hour before the event started on March 25, Buckley Center Auditorium was already overflowing.
As our UP community eagerly awaits warmer weather, many of us might finally lose our “but it’s raining” excuses for avoiding the gym.
It's a Friday evening, nerves are buzzing and a student in a bee costume is holding a microphone, which could only mean one thing: UP Honors Program’s first Spelling Bee.
Draped in bright blooms and filled with the smell of kalua pork and mac salad, the Chiles Center is set to transport you to the beautiful islands that many UP students call home.
In the inaugural episode of "Views from The Bluff," Editor-in-Chief Maggie Dapp and Copy and Opinions Editor Kaylee Monahan talk with political science professor Anne Santiago about the ongoing Iran war and if we should be worried.
I know the world outside me is in flames, so I am depressed because I can’t do anything, but I can’t do anything because I am depressed. That is why I write.
On March 23, at approximately 8:17 p.m., all campus buildings and the surrounding neighborhoods past North Lombard Street lost power, according to Michael McNerney, director of Campus Safety.
On Feb. 28, the United States and Israel began strikes against Iran, killing the nation’s leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. The United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres said that the strikes “undermine international peace and security.”
Update 3/26: The runoff elections for the director of finance position concluded at 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday, March 25. Kyler Lajoie won the seat with 58.2% of the vote.
This report covers incidents from March 16-20 as recorded in the Department of Campus Safety’s Crime and Fire Log. Learn more about The Beacon’s weekly Police Blotter here.
After the announced closure of Christie Hall for the 2026–27 academic year, Villa Maria Hall is preparing for an influx of residents with a series of summer renovations
Last year, the university implemented a variety of changes for the 2025-26 school year to incentivize students to live on campus longer, including reduced housing rates and more single-room options for upperclassmen.
UP is on the “up and up,” according to the U.S. News & World Report.
Downtown Portland’s Crystal Ballroom is about to get loud — and you won’t want to miss it. The historic venue will host Rock the Bluff (RTB) on March 21, put on by the Campus Program Board (CPB).
During spring break, I visited my home in Bend, Oregon and spent most of my time relaxing with family, friends, my girlfriend and my dog. I also caught up with a friend from high school. Over cold brews and croissants, we met at a coffee shop to reconnect.
UP Athletics partnered with Consolidated Community Credit Union (CCCU) in November 2025 to launch university-branded cards: the Pilots Debit Card and the Pilots Rewards Credit Card.
Losing key upperclassmen players has forced Pilots baseball to “be young,” according to head coach Geoff Loomis.
This report covers incidents from March 9-13 as recorded in the Department of Campus Safety’s Crime and Fire Log. Learn more about The Beacon’s weekly Police Blotter here.
Being busy with 18 credits, a job and other commitments, I’ve realized it’s easy to go through the motions of daily life and lose the little spark that keeps us all going.
Women’s basketball will host the Sam Houston State Bearkats in the first round of the Women’s National Invitational Tournament (WNIT) on March 19.