How philosophy professor Alejandro Santana engages with indigeneity
Since 2004, philosophy professor Alejandro Santana has introduced to students his logical fallacies unit with a distinct artifact: a glass jar of rancid grease.
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Since 2004, philosophy professor Alejandro Santana has introduced to students his logical fallacies unit with a distinct artifact: a glass jar of rancid grease.
This time of year, many Pilots are far from home and missing the familiar bites of the Thanksgiving season.
On Nov. 13, the Women in Leadership club (WIL) hosted a panel featuring four local women leaders from across various fields. The panelists shared their insights on navigating career paths and growth, especially in male-dominated fields.
In April 2023, Residence Life announced that housing in Shipstad Hall would be closed for renovations. After a year of unanticipated setbacks and delays due to low enrollment, Shipstad finally opened its doors for the 2025-26 school year.
The first time I heard Bob Dylan’s “Desolation Row,” I hated it.
After finishing No. 8 last season in the West Coast Conference (WCC), with a 12-20 overall record, men’s basketball was selected to finish last in the conference by the WCC Coaches Preseason poll on Oct. 23.
As a result of the House v. NCAA settlement, the Division I Board of Directors adopted changes to roster limits effective July 1.
From the grocery store to the research lab, artificial intelligence (AI) has found its place everywhere, including in the classroom.
Four well-meaning white characters will step on the stage this Wednesday and take on the most daunting task of all: making a woke but not-too-woke Thanksgiving play for children.
I fell in love with Jane Goodall when I was ten years old. And a part of me changed when she died on Oct. 1.
Popularity of the computer science major has more than doubled in the last decade. But with companies like Amazon and Alphabet cutting jobs in favor of AI tools, the computer science market has seen an increase in unemployment rates.
Editor’s Note: Responses have been edited for clarity and concision.
Clubs have undergone major budget cuts in the 2025 budgeting session, Associated Students of the University of Portland (ASUP) President Aiden Sanchez announced in a Nov. 3 senate meeting.
ASUP Films invites students to step into the land of Oz with a screening of “Wicked: Part One.” The event will take place in the Buckley Center Auditorium on Sunday, Nov. 16 at 9 p.m.
The WCC Preseason poll projects women’s basketball to finish No. 4 in the West Coast Conference (WCC) behind Gonzaga, Washington State and last year’s conference tournament champion, Oregon State.
At approximately 9 a.m. on Nov. 6, community members began calling Campus Safety about reports of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activity near campus, according to Michael McNerney, director of campus safety.
I used to approach all prominent poets as untouchable monoliths of literary greatness. I pored over poems by Sylvia Plath and Pablo Neruda like their words were written with gold. But I, an aspiring poet, failed to understand that they were people too, just like you and me.
I am morally against the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI), but I'm not blind to its utility.
In light of Dia de los Muertos, Movimiento Estudiantil Chinaco de Aztlán (MEChA) will host a vigil to honor the lives of migrants lost at the United States-Mexico border. The vigil will be held outside of the UP Bookstore from 7-8 p.m. on Nov. 3.
UP’s first-year population statistics are in.