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(01/26/23 6:00pm)
When I was younger, I remember briefly watching "Project Runway." I never thought about the blood, sweat and tears that come with perfecting a model’s look backstage. Little did I know I’d be working as a backstage dresser at the 2022 FashioNXT Runway Show for the designer Seth Aaron — winner of “Project Runway” season seven and “Project Runway” all stars season three.
(01/20/23 8:00am)
One of the reasons I came to the University of Portland was because of its storied soccer history. Megan Rapinoe, the NCAA championship-winning teams and so much more. But I didn’t realize that I would come to appreciate another famous UP alum: Christine Sinclair.
(01/20/23 6:30pm)
While UP students all took winter break to relax, Pilot athletes worked hard, competing in basketball games, track and field meets and tennis kicking off. The men’s soccer team had a few players sign onto pro teams. George Tasouris is on trial with LA Galaxy’s first team, Benji Michel has signed with Portuguese club FC Arouca, Delentz Pierre signed with Real Salt Lake and both Gurman Sangha and Brandon Cambridge signed for Charlotte FC.
(12/23/22 10:00pm)
After two years of discussion and research, the Staff Senate Working Group (SSWG) has chosen the first round of senators to serve in the Staff Senate.
(12/13/22 6:00pm)
Hoping to build the perfect gingerbread house this winter? This just in: Scientists and engineers recommend "patience and frosting."
(12/12/22 8:00pm)
Introduction
(12/09/22 10:00pm)
The world is lying to you.
(12/08/22 6:00pm)
Paris, France makes for a beautifully romanticized vacation. You can walk along the Seine, take pictures in front of the Eiffel Tower and visit the Louvre. Or, if you are junior Chivon Ou, who uses she/they pronouns, you can present on biomedical research.
(12/08/22 3:00am)
Unless you’re living under a rock, you’ve most likely heard of the Pokémon franchise. Since 1996, Pokémon has made a permanent mark on pop culture and the lives of people worldwide. Selling 10 million copies in three days after release, “Pokémon Scarlet and Violet,” — the franchise’s most recent games for the Nintendo Switch — prove that the series isn’t going anywhere.
(12/08/22 2:30am)
This won’t have much of a point until I explain it at the end, so bear with me for a few minutes while I meander through a brief summary of my life story, the important bits anyways.
(12/08/22 12:00am)
The administration has eliminated the Title IX coordinator position in an effort to deal with the University’s $13.4 million budget deficit. Over the summer Ethan Snyder was hired as Title IX coordinator, but has recently left UP.
(12/08/22 2:00am)
With finals just around the corner, it’s easy to feel burnt out from copious amounts of time spent studying, writing papers and finishing up those final projects. Baking some delicious holiday treats and getting hyped for the holidays is the perfect excuse to take a study break. However you like to spend the holidays, these three recipes are likely to put a smile on your face, so crank up your favorite holiday tunes and get baking.
(12/06/22 4:07am)
The Portland Pilots Men’s soccer team was dealt a tough blow as they lost in double overtime to the University of Pittsburgh on Saturday, Dec. 3. This loss marked their final of the season as they are now out of the NCAA tournament.
(12/05/22 6:00pm)
The University of Portland is tightening its belt financially due to a significant loss of revenue following the “freshman melt” that occurred over the summer. With 66% of the University’s revenue coming from tuition, this melt caused an additional negative of $8.9 million, contributing to a total budget loss of $13.4 million.
(12/02/22 7:30pm)
It’s wintertime again. Even though the weather is colder and the days are darker the changing seasons can open the doors to charming date ideas.
(12/02/22 8:00pm)
It’s November 2020. My depression and anxiety are at a new peak. The serotonin rush of Trump losing the presidential election has worn off and the reality that terrible things are still happening is re-settling in. Following months of isolation from my friends and loved ones, hundreds of thousands of deaths from COVID and a slight dependency on alcohol I was developing, you could say I was falling into a deep pit of doomerism.
(12/01/22 10:00pm)
Posting on social media, signing petitions, protesting and voting — it's how we make our voices heard. We live in a democracy. We are not supposed to be quiet and we are not supposed to “stay out” of politics.
(12/01/22 1:30am)
When associate professor Giannina Reyes-Giardiello began teaching Advanced Spanish for Heritage Speakers at UP, a class meant for students who grew up speaking Spanish, she did not realize that she would plant a seed that would grow into the Womxn of Color Club.
(12/01/22 1:00am)
Long-distance relationships have a failure rate of over 40%. This combined with the fact that less than 2% of high-school sweetheart relationships actually work put the odds safely against my boyfriend, Rishi, and I.
(11/30/22 9:45pm)
The ritual sound of the bell tower chiming might not even enter the conscious mind for some. But for others, it’s a reminder of UP’s long-standing Catholic tradition.