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Teachers and supporters picketing outside of Roosevelt High School on Nov. 1.

‘Uncertainty is maybe the most difficult feature.’ The Portland Teachers’ Strike takes a toll on some UP professors

StockUP, the pop-up food pantry that aided members of the UP community that were facing food insecurity, is on pause while the Diversity & Inclusion Programs (DIP) work towards making the program more organized. Photo Illustration by Natalie Gordon.

StockUP to remain on pause due to restructuring

Flavors of PDX will take place in the Quiet Side of the Commons in two different sessions. The first session is from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. and the second from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

Get ready to eat UP at CPB’s Flavors of PDX

Andrés Dankel sits in his dorm room that also functions as a studio.

“I am Latino. I am Brown. I am an artist”: dré elijah's identity is his muse

STAFF OPINION: We are in a new era of Latinx representation in film

The CHamoru Club at the activities fair. They are the leading members of the club.

“Tano I’ ManChamorro": The CHamoru Club is Back, UP

FASA members come together to reveal their AKA families.

Kapamilya: Filipino-American students find family in FASA

Photo courtesy of Tiffany Marquez Escobar.

STAFF OPINION: Rap is more than just sex, drugs and money

The English department underwent a series of changes to prepare for the new school year. Some English professors share their stories about teaching at UP.

From position changes to research, UP’s English department makes adjustments for upcoming school year

Professor Ongiri teaches a critical ethnic studies class.

BIPOC students and faculty reflect on the importance of DEI work and representation at UP

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