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Redshirt senior distance runner Matt Strangio and graduate student mid-distance runner Laura Pellicoro each earned second-team All-American honors at the NCAA Indoor Championships in Virginia Beach, VA, over the weekend of March 14 and 15.
On March 12, 2025, Bre Norris, a former Pilots women’s soccer goalkeeper, signed a roster relief contract with Angel City Football Club (ACFC) through June 30, 2025. Norris played for the Pilots from 2021-24 and had an extremely successful career defending the goals on Merlo Field.
Editors Note: Please be advised the following story includes profanity
Last spring, Clark Library’s Covert Gallery featured an exhibit of archival research conducted by students in collaboration with the nonprofit organization Don’t Shoot PDX. Titled the “Liberated Archives,” the exhibit focused on UP’s history with racial injustice and resistance, as well as the broader Portland community.
Hailing from Melbourne, Australia, Austin Rapp is a freshman on the University of Portland men’s basketball team. Rapp has made his mark on the court this year, earning six WCC Freshman of the Week awards, the 2024-25 WCC Freshman of the Year award and recording several impressive statistics to kick off his career with the Pilots. In a press conference following the Pilots’ last game of the WCC tournament, Rapp had high praise for his teammates and family when asked about his awards.
St. Patrick’s Day on March 17 marks a day of green, leprechauns and Irish festivities. Many also associate this lucky holiday with activities for those over 21, like bar crawling or clubbing.
Pilots women’s basketball took a tough 59-46 loss to Oregon State University in the West Coast Conference (WCC) Tournament championship game March 11.
UP’s non-discrimination policy now includes gender identity after the Board of Regents voted to approve the change on March 3, according to an email from Director of Public Affairs Dan Christopherson.
On March 10, Ronit Chopra, who has served as the Associated Students of the University of Portland (ASUP) director of finance for the past two terms, emailed student organizations to announce his immediate resignation.
The No. 2 seeded Pilots women’s basketball defeated the No. 3 Washington State Cougars 72-57 in a semifinal match of the West Coast Conference Tournament (WCC) March 10.
The No. 8 seed Pilots fell to No. 9 Pepperdine 86-73 in the second round of the West Coast Conference (WCC) Tournament on March 7.
I don’t remember the first time I heard the phrase, “You can’t love others until you love yourself.” But I do know I’ve had a gripe with it for many years.
UP has been in an involvement slump since the pandemic. I have seen it at club meetings, at on-campus events and in ASUP elections. ASUP is the student government on campus, and if you are an undergraduate student, the decisions that the Senate and executive board makes directly impact you. ASUP is engaging in all sorts of things like writing a student bill of rights, passing the club budgets every semester and fighting for the university’s administration to add gender identity to its non-discrimination policy.
Dear University of Portland community,
In college, parties are a fact of life. While UP’s party scene may be considered tame compared to other schools, sometimes things get out of control, or at least the neighbors think so.
Will you finish reading this article? If you don’t, we don’t blame you. College students are stretched thin. We’re juggling class, homework, papers, tests, jobs, internships, friends, relationships, chores, budgeting…
Update 2/25 (4:45 p.m.): According to Michael McNerney, director of campus safety and emergency management, the student struck by part of the window structure during the incident last night has been contacted and identified. Campus Safety has confirmed that there were no injuries last night.
Like a typical Saturday, students filled tables and stood in lines waiting for food at the Commons. But this time, Bon Appetit wasn’t the only one catering food.
Pilots women’s basketball rallied to defeat the Santa Clara University Broncos 73-66 Feb. 22, going on a 15-4 run in the game's final five minutes. The thrilling comeback gave the Pilots their victory in the final home game of the season. Graduate student forward Alexis Mark led the way with 23 points, 11 rebounds and four assists on the night.
The scent of freshly popped popcorn wafted through the air of Pilot House as UP’s Campus Program Board (CPB) announced Del Water Gap and Verb8im as the 2025 Rock the Bluff (RTB) artists during Pilots After Dark (PAD) on Feb. 22.
