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It was an overcast evening on Merlo field as the University of Portland men and women’s soccer teams stepped out to compete against Northern Illinois University and Brigham Young University, respectively.
Over Fall Break, University of Portland’s non-faculty employees were given one paid day off, a “Pilots’ Staff Appreciation Day.” At the end of September, the University also paid a $1000 “Pilots’ Staff Appreciation Bonus” to staff who make less than $75,000 a year.
Running drills, scrimmaging and tossing a frisbee: All signs point to fall sports on campus. And what better way to welcome Portland’s rainy season than with muddy evening practices?
Día de los Muertos is a celebration from Oct. 31 to Nov. 2 commemorating loved ones who have died. This celebration has brought UP students together to remember those who have passed away.
Purple and white dash across the floor. Chants of “defense” intermixed with rhythmic clapping and sneakers squeaking in the stadium. The Pilot’s dance team celebrates dunks in synchronicity.
My name is Jeff and I’ll be your instructor today.
This week in Pilots athletics, the men’s tennis team competed in the Gonzaga Invitational and the Southern Intercollegiates, the men’s soccer team earned a win and a tie, the women’s soccer team won on the road, the cross country teams competed in the WCC Championships and the women’s rowing team hosted the Portland Fall Classic.
As seniors scramble to assemble post-graduation plans, the Career Center wants to remind them that they aren’t alone.
Sitting in the corner of his parents' nail salon in Medford, Oregon, eight year-old Victor Tu heard the subtle squeak of the front door open. He looked up through the opening of the door, and across the shopping center parking lot, to a bright red sign that read, “ABK Karate.”
UP nursing students are again feeling the effects of COVID-19 on their clinical experience, with traditional clinical partners such as Legacy Health having backed out of hosting students, citing staffing shortages and COVID-19 concerns.
More than 95% of classes will be in-person spring semester, according to an email from Acting President and Provost Herbert Medina, which is up from 82% this semester, according to Assistant Provost Elise Moentmann.
Every Halloween, starting when we are young, we are encouraged to dress up as anything we want to be. Most of us pick something we enjoy, some pick something we think we will look cute in, and all too often, we pick something we are not.
No Fly Zone and Teddy Bears took to the Franz Field at River Campus, Sunday, Oct. 24, amidst the overcast and gusty weather for the men's D-1 intramural 7 vs. 7 flag football championship.
The Pilots returned to Chiles to take on the Pepperdine Waves on Saturday, Oct. 23. Decked out in pink accessories for breast cancer awareness, the team’s energy and strength was palpable, and the fans reflected that passion.
Before 2020, virtual internships weren’t a very common occurrence for students.
The crinkle of the wax paper as I sat in the patient chair. 9 a.m. on a Friday morning, the earliest the urgent care would open. June 19, 2020. My mother sat across the room in a chair, sitting on her phone and tapping her foot. She was stressed, I could tell. It was like she knew something was wrong before the nurse even walked in. A mother’s intuition, maybe.
This fall, as ASUP President, I organized a leadership conference with four other colleges from the Portland area. These schools included Portland State University, Lewis and Clark College, Linfield University and the Oregon Institute of Technology.
The academic quad was streaked with tire marks from an unknown vehicle early Friday morning.
The University of Portland has partnered with KOIN-TV and KRCW-TV to designate the local CBS and CW affiliates as the exclusive broadcasting networks for all of UP’s home sporting events, according to a Friday, Oct. 22 press release.
UP is planning an in-person Spring 2022 commencement, Acting President and Provost Herbert Medina announced at the academic senate meeting on Oct. 19. It would be the first in-person commencement since 2019, with the last two being held virtually because of COVID-19.
