News

UP opens its dorms to over 830 students

Modified in-person classes will begin once students have finished quarantine

by Austin De Dios

UP announces plan to fill void left behind by former VP Sandy Chung

by Austin De Dios

UP reports first known case of UK variant strain of COVID-19 in Oregon

by Austin De Dios, Gabi DiPaulo

Alum drawing attention to Oregon's racist past to speak at UP's MLK event

The virtual event will start at 6:00 p.m.

by Austin De Dios

Vice President who wrote explosive op-ed to leave University

Investigation continues into Sandy Chung’s claims

by Gabi DiPaulo

Administrators plan a Spring Semester heavily reliant on testing

by Austin De Dios

Ethnic Studies Student Steering Committee invites UP community to compassionate listening session

The town hall will be held Dec. 4 at 6 p.m.

by Carlos Fuentes

Top administrators attending COVID-19 town hall

The meeting will be held on Dec. 2 at 5 p.m.

by Austin De Dios

PODCAST: Post Election Reflections 2020

by Fiona O'Brien

COVID-19 has changed the holiday scene

Students consider the risks of heading home for Thanksgiving

by Carlos Fuentes

Extra caution encouraged as suspicious vehicles lurk in University Park

by Fiona O'Brien

Administration expects better financial picture Spring Semester

Faculty and staff pay cuts to be lifted while salary reductions continue for senior leaders

by Austin De Dios

University Park area sees day long power outage

by Austin De Dios, Gabi DiPaulo

Pilots Prevent COVID-19 dashboard is live

A new case of COVID-19 was recorded off campus on Nov. 8

by Austin De Dios

Election day brought more than just a heated presidential race

Oregon makes four major policy changes

by Laura Heffernan

Winter is coming, but the COVID-19 resurgence has already arrived

by Mia Werner

How to ace Spring registration

Sign-up for classes begins Nov. 9

by Will Mulligan

ASUP director of finance resigns

by Austin De Dios

UP students are encouraged to share their 2020 experiences in Writers Magazine

Submissions are being accepted until Feb. 14

by Laura Heffernan

UP student’s entrepreneurial venture aims to help curb the opioid crisis

by Ajay Davis

News

UP opens its dorms to over 830 students

Modified in-person classes will begin once students have finished quarantine

UP announces plan to fill void left behind by former VP Sandy Chung

UP reports first known case of UK variant strain of COVID-19 in Oregon

Alum drawing attention to Oregon's racist past to speak at UP's MLK event

The virtual event will start at 6:00 p.m.

Vice President who wrote explosive op-ed to leave University

Investigation continues into Sandy Chung’s claims

Administrators plan a Spring Semester heavily reliant on testing

Ethnic Studies Student Steering Committee invites UP community to compassionate listening session

The town hall will be held Dec. 4 at 6 p.m.

Top administrators attending COVID-19 town hall

The meeting will be held on Dec. 2 at 5 p.m.

PODCAST: Post Election Reflections 2020

COVID-19 has changed the holiday scene

Students consider the risks of heading home for Thanksgiving

Extra caution encouraged as suspicious vehicles lurk in University Park

Administration expects better financial picture Spring Semester

Faculty and staff pay cuts to be lifted while salary reductions continue for senior leaders

University Park area sees day long power outage

Pilots Prevent COVID-19 dashboard is live

A new case of COVID-19 was recorded off campus on Nov. 8

Election day brought more than just a heated presidential race

Oregon makes four major policy changes

Winter is coming, but the COVID-19 resurgence has already arrived

How to ace Spring registration

Sign-up for classes begins Nov. 9

ASUP director of finance resigns

UP students are encouraged to share their 2020 experiences in Writers Magazine

Submissions are being accepted until Feb. 14

UP student’s entrepreneurial venture aims to help curb the opioid crisis

Coronavirus Updates

Weekly Newsletter

Story Idea?

Voice Your Opinion

Recent Articles

Weather