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In what feels like quicker than the blink of an eye, UP is nearing the end of another semester. While this means saying goodbye to assignments and extracurriculars, it also entails a bittersweet close to the fall sports that have motivated campus throughout this stressful term.
For many students, cleaning isn't the highest priority. With assignments piling up, pressure to maintain a social life and deal with work, it's easy to see how clutter can accumulate unnoticed. Sometimes, the mess only becomes apparent when it has dauntingly piled up.
Not many residence halls have a reputation quite like Villa Maria Hall.
Seafarers are invisible to most students on campus, but not to those minoring in social justice.
For some, grief can feel overwhelming as the holidays approach. On-campus resources can help students navigate the complex journey of losing a loved one.
Content warning: This article discusses sexual assault and mental health.
In a Dec. 4 email to the campus community, Director of Campus Safety Michael McNerney shared tips on securing personal vehicles following recent car thefts near campus.
Artificial intelligence (AI) generated images, political messaging and profit-seeking companies: How do you even begin to distinguish between what’s real and what’s fake?
As both a Catholic Holy Cross and liberal arts institution, theology is foundational for UP’s educational model.
Junior psychology major Q Acosta applied to study abroad in South Korea to strengthen his Korean language skills.
Speaker Vaz, Vice President Tran, members of the 76th ASUP Senate and Executive Board, faculty, staff and my fellow Pilots: Welcome to the fall 2025 State of the Campus Address here in the Brian J. Doyle Auditorium in Dundon-Berchtold Hall.
Before digital tools made budgeting more accessible, people relied on ancient relics like pen-and-paper ledger books and labeled envelopes filled with cash.
As December approaches and Christmas lights illuminate campus, students can look forward to the crowning jewel of decorations on The Bluff: the annual Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony.
Imagine a family beach day before your scheduled surf lesson. Swimsuits are packed and everyone is ready for a day under the sun. Suddenly, a downpour begins and your belongings are soaked.
Men’s soccer will advance to the quarterfinals of the NCAA Tournament after defeating the Grand Canyon Lopes 1-0 on Nov. 29.
TriMet has reduced bus arrivals after 9 p.m. along the line that services campus, the Line 35-Macadam/Greeley, according to the agency’s website.
In a local cafe, I was writing an essay when they appeared: three teenage girls with tightly kinked curls and bright green, star-shaped pimple patches on their foreheads.
Every November, the Vietnamese Student Association (UPVSA) travels to Seattle for the Turkey Bowl — an ultimate frisbee tournament and banquet bringing together 11 Vietnamese Student Associations (VSAs) across the Pacific Northwest.The event is hosted by Seattle University’s Vietnamese Student Association and is organized by the Northwest Vietnamese Student Association (NWVSA). A large focus of the banquet is to fundraise for the Union of North American Vietnamese Student Associations’ (UNAVSA) Collective Philanthropy Project.
The longest U.S. government shutdown, lasting 43 days, ended on Nov. 12.
If musicians, actors and influencers get Oscars, so should teachers. Teachers play a huge role in shaping people’s lives and society. But often, teachers are not given the recognition and support that they deserve.
