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Have Coffee, Build Connections
Illaria Dana Education Major Alpha Chi Nu is hosting the second run of their Chit-Chat Program. Chit-Chat is a program that encourages students to ask one of their instructors out for coffee. Students selected are given cards for two free coffees. Coffee is provided free of cost by Sodexo. Chit-Chat stands behind a greater… Read more
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The Beat on the Street
Cody Jayne Liberal Studies Major Hey there music peeps! Check these rad-tastic shows coming up in Portland to help you push through these remaining weeks of winter. Friday February 26th at Port City | Of The Trees | Doors open at 8pm, Show at 9pm | Cost: $10 in adv., $12 dos. 18+… Read more
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The Current State of Konami
Christian Guthrie Communications and New Media Major Video game publisher Konami has seen a lot of controversy over the past few years. With leaks about harsh employee treatment, disallowing developers to claim prestigious awards due to legal constraints, Konami has still come out in the positive financially. So how does a company surrounded by… Read more
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Poetic License
Olivia Lilli Carlilie King (Bean) Liberal Studies Major Christian Sand blowing in silvery, golden swirls, carried by the soft breeze, brought on by the waves in his eyes, storms of midnight blues, gray tulles, and green algae covered rocks. All telling of his fight in the ocean of life. I want the feeling… Read more
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Playwriting in the Eyes of A Youth
Olivia Lilli Bean Liberal Studies, Focus in English and Art Playwriting is something many actors and theater majors don’t embark on until their late twenties or early thirties. “Why so late in life?” people wonder. Maybe it’s because pouring your entire heart and soul into your own work is difficult. Many actors choose not… Read more
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Edges
By Dierdree Glassford Hospitality Major Frequenting entertainment of all sorts, including poetry nights, and open mics, theater and movies, this new generation is searching for something to relate to. People of all different minds are gathering around hoping for someone they can connect with, a story that is similar to their own. A child… Read more