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Once again, the theater department is preparing Mago Hunt Theater for performance day, but this time, the stage is set to recreate a clinical drug trial using new technology: a revolving set of turntables.
I grew up going to church almost every Sunday. I have family members on worship teams and some who work as pastors. I was baptized at 15, actively choosing to publicly declare my love for Jesus and become an active member of the Christian Church. I am, by all descriptions, an American Christian.
At approximately 7:40 p.m., a community member’s car caught fire in the main parking lot near Clark Library. Two students, Anthony Lucero and Isaac Kelly, helped the community member extinguish the flames shortly after the car ignited, using fire extinguishers from Clark Library and the Pilot House.
The bright sun reflects off the fresh powder at Mount Hood Meadows Ski Resort. As you click into your skis, you see your friends waving over to you. They’re ready to shred the slopes and you can’t wait to try skiing in Oregon for the first time.
Political science professors Bill Curtis and Jeffrey Meiser held a Q&A session on Wednesday, drawing over 20 UP community members — many of them faculty — to the basement of Dundon-Berchtold to unpack the Trump administration’s recent flurry of executive orders.
On Sunday, Jan. 26, first-year Max Bonne was getting out of the shower around 5 a.m. when he heard a noise at the end of the hall. As he went to investigate the commotion, a stream of water came rushing out of the bathroom. Bonne and his friend, first-year Aysa Jones, began banging on the doors of fellow residents and hall staff.
On Feb. 6, the NCAA announced that the organization’s Board of Governors voted to bar transgender women from competing on women’s teams by changing their participation policy for transgender student-athletes in compliance with an executive order by President Donald Trump. The order, signed on Feb. 5, prohibits transgender athletes from competing in women’s sports.
On Feb. 9, the Chapel of Christ the Teacher will be hosting its first-ever Spanish-language Mass.
February is here — a month drowning in heart-shaped capitalism, sticky chocolate and predictable rom-coms. But beyond the grand gestures and candle-lit dinners, there’s another kind of love worth celebrating: the unexpected friends that listen to our woes and fumbles.
Love is in the air. Whether you like it or not, you can smell Valentine’s Day floating around the corner. Regardless of if you’ve given much thought to the holiday, giving Valentine’s Day gifts is one way to show love to your partners and friends.
For Catholic students at UP, there is no shortage of spaces for prayer — with the Chapel of Christ the Teacher and chapels in every dorm hall. However, for many non-Catholic students, the lack of prayer spaces for other religions proves to be a challenge.
On Jan. 31, President Robert Kelly sent an email to the UP community addressing a directive from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), which rescinded a previous policy that prohibited Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids at schools and colleges.
Pilots women’s basketball won a 66-58 thriller Jan. 30 against the St. Mary’s College Gaels to bolster their second-place standing in the West Coast Conference (WCC). The Pilots were led in scoring by senior guard Maisie Burnham with 25 points.
Donald Trump was sworn in as President of the United States when I was 13 years old. While I didn’t know much about politics, I knew that a man who said “grab 'em by the pussy” on air probably wasn’t the best representation of me and my country. Most importantly, I saw the pain in my mother's eyes watching Trump be sworn into office.
During the spring of 2016, while on her first sabbatical, history and gender, women and sexuality studies professor and Academic Associate Dean for the College of Arts and Sciences Christin L. Hancock embarked on a research journey to explore her great-aunt Mabel Smith’s story.
During his junior year at North Carolina State University, Alvin Sturdivant struggled to find his path. After switching majors three times — from education to sports broadcasting to clinical psychology — he still felt like something was missing. It wasn’t until a candid conversation with his mentor, Dr. Anona Smith-Williams, an advisor for Black students in the college of education and psychology, that he discovered where his true passions lay.
On Jan. 28, President Robert Kelly sent an email to students, faculty and staff addressing the Trump administration’s recent executive orders, including a federal funding freeze on federal grants and loans, which has since been rescinded.
Black Student Union’s (BSU) first Night of Excellence was an intimate presentation of Black-owned businesses that inspired community and acceptance. Their second annual event introduced a dance and black-tie theme in an upgraded location, winning ASUP’s 2023-2024 Event of the Year.
Pilots women’s basketball entered the locker room of Chiles Center after a tough overtime loss against Oregon State University Dec. 30. It was the first loss of the season for the Pilots and the end of their historic 14-game winning streak. While disappointed with the result, Head Coach Michael Meek says that the Pilots never cease to take positives from every game.
On Jan. 8, sophomore Nicole Werner was driving to a doctor’s appointment when her mother spotted smoke ahead. At first, the pair assumed the haze was coming from a nearby factory.
