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Media Credit: Brennan Crowder / The Beacon

STAFF OPINION: Higher-ed isn’t learning — it’s survival

The front desk in the Moreau Center sits vacant, now occupied only by a call bell.

‘I never felt a part of the UP community’: University of Portland faces staffing issues beyond the labor shortage

The series will take place on Thursdays from 3-4 p.m. on Nov. 4, Nov. 11 and Nov. 18.

Job Search 401: a guide for post-grad life

Students are invited to write a prayer intention for themselves or a loved one and tie it to the net in front of the chapel.

Campus Ministry prepares for the Feast of Our Lady of Sorrows

Austin De Dios, editor-in-chief for 2021-22.Media Credit: Brennan Crowder / The Beacon

STAFF OPINION: We need to keep caring about COVID-19

Students talk while waiting at The Pilot House.

COVID-19 UPDATES: The latest at University of Portland

Austin De Dios, editor-in-chief for 2021-22.

Letter from the editor: Last year was a lesson. I hope you were taking notes.

UP announced that vaccinated community members will not be required to wear face coverings on July 9. The policy will be revisited in August. Photo by Mika Baumeister on Unsplash.

UP goes mask-free

Three administrators will be leaving UP effective June 1. This group includes (from left to right) Associate Vice President for Student Development Matthew Rygg, the Dean of Admissions Jason McDonald and Interim Dean for the College of Arts and Sciences Laura McLary.Photos courtesy of (from left to right) Kristen Garcia/The Beacon, UP Marketing and Communications and Lisa Erenstein/The Beacon.

Staff departures leave key vacancies in Student Affairs, Admissions, CAS

The Board of Regents released their report with the findings of the investigation prompted by the claims made in former Vice President Sandy Chung's opinion piece.

Regents announce reforms after investigation confirms admin fails to foster diversity, inclusion

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