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Taking care of business

by Molly Lowney

Taking care of business

by Molly Lowney

Joseph Mah says that his wife, Mallory Kanaeholo, has worked as a Veterinary Technician for years and had adopted three cats before he met her. Mah has a particularly close bond with Kwitten, pictured here, who likes to rub his face on Mah's beard.

A veteran's journey from combat to the classroom

by Olivia Sanchez

ROTC members receiver orders from their captain

ROTC adjusts training in era of mass shootings

by Claire Desmarais

Jean Paul Mugisha tells his story of being a refugee and coming to UP.

Life and Terror: Jean Paul Mugisha finds a new life on The Bluff

by Rachel Ramirez

Some University of Portland students are considering becoming priests, sisters, and nuns after college.

The call to the Church

by Hannah Sievert

Senior Kienan Weekes will complete a fifth year at University of Portland and hopes to move up as first string goalkeeper for the Pilots.

Legacy on the Sidelines

Astrid Schik first began running on her middle school team in Kodiak, Alaska. Photo courtesy of Astid Schik.

Pilots gear up for Portland Marathon

by Dora Totoian

From Mago Hunt to Vogue Italia

by Claire Desmarais

Before every soccer game Brandon Zambrano performs his ritual of praying.

Pilots share their pre-game rituals

Losing locks for a cause

by Julia Cramer

Good Hair: A conversation about black hair at the University of Portland

by Malika Andrews

Terry Porter

Family Business: Terry Porter and two sons eye new era of Pilot hoops

by Malika Andrews

Photography and Recovery: Mia Davis finds renewal in Humans of UP

by Rachel Rippetoe

Pieces to the Puzzle: Brandon Zambrano and Rey Ortiz living a dream

Students dig up America's racist past

by Jenna Rossiter

Disconnected: Black students on The Bluff feel they don't belong

by Malika Andrews

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