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‘Oh wow. That’s really…impressive. Why would you want to do that with your life? Aren’t you nervous about the pay? Will you even be able to teach anything or is everything censored now? Did you hear about that student that physically fought his teacher? Are students even learning in schools 'cause I know I stayed on my phone all history class.’
The summer of 2023 was a great season for uncomfortable films to watch with your Japanese father. I was unsure of how he’d react to “Oppenheimer,” considering we’d only gotten back from Hiroshima the month before. I even tried watching less controversial movies with him, but he slept through Itami’s “The Funeral” and played on his iPad while I watched “Hausu.”
There's a new team on campus — one that won’t be wearing Pilot-purple, anchor emblazoned jerseys. The Portland Trail Blazers G League affiliate team the Rip City Remix are coming to the Chiles Center. Read on for essential info on the NBA G League, The Remix’s schedule, tickets and more.
Mom’s minivan — many of us rode in it at some point growing up. Whether it was your own family’s minivan or that of a school friend, at some point everyone has sat in a minivan on their way to some sort of practice, rehearsal, training, etc. For those lucky few that got to take this vehicle to college, we ended up with probably the best college car in existence.
My mom sends me about twenty text messages every day. Most of them are pictures of our French bulldog, Stewart, who has now become her certified best friend while I'm away at college. Almost every morning, I can rely on getting a text from her, wishing me a great day with a bitmoji she thinks looks like her.
Welcome back to the Pilots Weekly RoundUP. Pilots basketball opened their season last week while rowing, men’s tennis and women’s soccer wrapped up their fall seasons. As the fall athletic season comes to an end, the Pilots look to conclude the season on a high note.
The average college student knows how hard it is to budget. With limited revenue coming into our wallets, we have to face difficult decisions on what to spend our money on. Things like skipping DoorDash for food at home or staying in when all your friends want to go out are just some ways students try to save some cash.
The men’s basketball season opened Monday, Nov. 6 and the Pilots are already breaking records. The Beacon sat down with head coach Shantay Legans to preview the season.
As students start looking ahead to the end of the semester, many can’t imagine celebrating during a time with homework and final projects approaching. However, the South Asian Student Union (SASU) is looking to bring lightness to this dark time with their Diwali celebration this Saturday — a symbolic representation of the tradition itself.
One week into the Portland Public School District’s first ever teacher strike, University of Portland education majors are getting a lesson outside the classroom about challenges that come with their chosen profession.
College campuses nationwide are witnessing a crisis in their health clinics. The post-pandemic surge in demand for crucial health services, combined with staffing shortages and budget cuts, has left numerous on-campus clinics struggling to operate at full capacity.
The night before the race ended with watching the film of some of his best races. The morning of the race started out light with a protein bar, nothing too heavy. The talks before the race with his coach consisted of strategy: be cautious, be conservative. Once the race began, however, it was a different story.
The gentle winds waltz with leaves of many colors as fall visits The Bluff. Pumpkin carving, Halloween masks and a cornucopia of candies are recognizable characters within the pageantry of autumn. Although relatively young, Patrick McHale’s mini-series “Over the Garden Wall” has proven worthy to join the season’s essential rituals. Displaying all the vestments of harvest, the show follows two boys who journey through a forest to find their way home. Far from your run-of-the-mill cartoon, it is filled to the brim with foot-tapping tunes, memorable characters and genuinely emotional moments. Fans of the show Editor-in-Chief Kate Cuadrado and Living Section Editor Noah Carandanis offer a guide for anyone willing to embark on the journey into The Unknown.
In May of 2023, Sally Pethyridge and Iva Zelic became the first UP Women’s Doubles Tennis Team to have cracked the national rankings at No. 68.
From the moment five year-old Nick Carlin-Voigt stepped onto a soccer pitch for the first time, it was a match made in heaven. Not one to sit on the sidelines at such a young age, Carlin-Voigt instantly got hooked on the sport. This passion followed him throughout his college journey — and a stint in a professional career — before eventually landing him here as the men’s soccer head coach on The Bluff.
Camera crews on campus made for an entertaining week before fall break for students and faculty on The Bluff. But more entertainment is soon to come as UP will be featured on the 11th season of “The College Tour'' airing this May on Amazon Prime Video.
Welcome back to this week's Pilots Weekly RoundUP. UP students are adjusting back to life on The Bluff after break and cross country added two more trophies to the Pilots’ cabinet last week. Student-athletes are also preparing for the second half of the semester and to take on the final stretch of their 2023 fall athletics season.
It's that time of year again! From Nov. 3 to Nov. 5, UP’s chilly autumn campus will be filled with warmth and laughter as families gather for the annual Upperclassmen Family Weekend.
The Office of Institutional Research (IR) released the Campus Climate survey last week to students, faculty and staff at UP to gauge the experiences and opinions of UP’s inclusivity, particularly on DEI issues on campus.
A monumental Supreme Court decision this last June effectively ended race-based affirmative action in the college admissions process after two cases involving Harvard College and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s admissions programs were considered unconstitutional.
