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Cafe Bon Appetit GM Kirk Mustain describes how he and his staff have been challenged by the recent power outages.
Snow blankets The Bluff once again. More snowfall is expected for the rest of Friday and will continue through the weekend. Classes continue to be held in their online format. Stay tuned for more photo and video coverage from The Beacon.
Blending a traditional college social life with COVID-19 safety policies is no small feat. Students nationwide are struggling to strike that balance everyday. Beacon videographer Andrew Gotshall interviews a series of Freshmen from The Bluff as they discuss the first few weeks of on-campus living. Students share the challenges of navigating the quirks that accompany campus life in 2021.
Keawe and William break down UP and Terry Porter parting ways and preview the super bowl.
Members of the University of Portland Army and Air Force ROTC programs conducted a 24-hour vigil at the Broken Wall Memorial on campus in honor of Veterans Day.
Yellow chard grows peacefully in the sun.
Video by Cole Carden
As another school year draws to a close, members of the University of Portland community know that this year is ending like no other year before it. Students prepare for virtual finals in the midst of the pandemic, wondering, like everyone else, "When will it end?" Life has been upended for many, but, despite it all, faculty and staff members wanted to voice reassurance. Inspired by Ben Platt and the cast of the musical Dear Evan Hansen, faculty and staff members decided to recreate the song "You Will Be Found" in honor of all the students they serve during this time.
Since Ward grew up as a pastor's son, he's lived in Arizona, Florida, Canada, and Oklahoma all "for Jesus." Photo courtesy of Tim Ward.