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What can period blood reveal about a person’s health?
In a world where menstruation is often stigmatized, a groundbreaking shift is happening. Thanks to innovative research and technology, the once-dismissed menstrual blood is emerging as a source o...
Hot mess at Washington Park
It was hot, like deep-in-the-depths-of-Hell hot. My weather app estimated the temperature to be 94°F, with a severe air quality warning. And yet, I decided this was the perfect... The pos...
Autism Acceptance Month and beyond
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is receiving more public attention these days. April marked Autism Acceptance Month, dedicated to celebrating the diverse experiences of individuals on the spectrum...
Peaceful parks in downtown Portland
Spring is a joyous time in Portland. The world is waking up from a long winter—flowers are budding, birds are singing and the sun shines occasionally. Vernal beauty blooms all... The post Pea...
How to feel green in Portland
Yes, it’s reached 70°F in Portland, so, naturally, the summer clothes have been uncloseted. The pitch on the previously rain-swept streets has jumped an octave. Buckets of rain are traded... ...
On looking closer
40 minutes out of Portland lies the tallest waterfall in Oregon—Multnomah Falls. On April 14, three Portland State Vanguard editors and friends ventured out to hike to the top. While... The p...
PSU Opera’s The Merry Widow
Portland State’s The Merry Widow premiered on April 19 at Lincoln Performance Hall. The show is double-casted, with an opening night which sat a sea of attentive and excited attendees.... The...
Letter to the Editor
Dear editor: As a 1971 alum who was involved in organizing peaceful campus protests against the Vietnam War and was attacked and injured by the Portland police... The post Letter to the Edi...
Invasive species surrounding us
Like mold in a house, once you notice it, you can’t ignore it. The feeling of seeing something which can cause problems—not only to the structure of your home, but... The post Invasive spec...
Community & Wellness Resources
Happening Soon PSU VSA Food Drive SMSU 327 May 6, 12 p.m. Free for Students A food drive collaboration for positive aging, collecting non-perishable and canned foods Live... The post Comm...
Indian food spots
Step right up to Portland’s most exciting culinary journey yet! While downtown may boast its fair share of culinary delights, sometimes you need to venture beyond the city’s bustling heart......
What do our student representatives actually do?
As the 2024 Associated Students of Portland State University (ASPSU) elections inch closer to voting time, three candidate duos remain in the presidential and vice presidential race. The presi...
PSU community members demand divestment from Boeing
A group of Portland State students and faculty, alongside members of Democratic Socialists of America and Jewish Voice for Peace, hand-delivered a letter signed by over 1,300 students, faculty an...
Protesters blockade themselves inside the Millar Library
Following a large protest on campus at around 7 p.m. on Monday, April 29, individuals entered and barricaded themselves inside Portland State’s Millar Library. The protesters allege that a wind...
Who is the ASPSU Senate?
The Associated Students of Portland State University (ASPSU) is PSU’s student government. ASPSU elections are just around the corner, with the first senator debate on April 30 in Parkway North,...
The invisible labor of U.S. farmworkers
Farmworkers are the backbone of society. They literally produce the means to our survival. Yet, despite their vital role, their work is undervalued and overlooked. “27% of Farmworkers... ...
You may witness a star explode this year
As the night sky prepares to unveil a mesmerizing celestial event, astronomers and stargazers alike eagerly anticipate the upcoming nova in the constellation of Corona Borealis. This rare astrono...
Nike Hoop Summit
The twenty-fifth anniversary Nike Hoop Summit took place in Portland at the Moda Center on April 13. The Nike Hoop Summit is an annual basketball tournament in which the United... The post Nike...
Community & Wellness Resources
Happening Soon PSU VSA Food Drive SMSU Room 327 May. 6, 12 p.m. Free for Students A food drive collaboration for positive aging, collecting non-perishable and canned foods. ... The post Co...
Body Positivity movement losing traction
Picture this—It’s 2012. Lana Del Rey just released Born to Die, you’ve finished reading a John Green novel and a new app called Instagram is taking over the scene. On... The post Body Pos...
Oregon campaign finance law limits campaign donations
House Bill 4024—a bill to limit campaign donations—passed through the Oregon State House of Representatives and Senate with bipartisan support and sailed right onto the Governor’s desk, whe...
Community & Wellness Resources
Happening Soon Live @ Lunch SMSU 101 Apr. 23, 12 p.m. Free for students Local, live music serving as lunchtime entertainment Under Armour Tour Under Armour Campus Apr.... The post Commu...
Kotek signs bills rolling back drug decriminalization
Drug decriminalization finished its short-lived term in Oregon after Governor Tina Kotek signed two bills on Apr. 1. The first reclassifies minor drug possession as a misdemeanor crime while the....
Portland street art—vandalism or creative expression?
The status of street art is a contentious issue. For some, it is not so much art as merely gratuitous graffiti. For others, it can be a source of civic... The post Portland street art—vandali...
Can your dog predict an earthquake?
Have you ever wondered how some creatures seem to have a knack for predicting the unpredictable? From plants subtly signaling rain to animals sensing impending disasters, nature is full of... T...
Shame on you, Kotek
The quick passing of House Bill 4002 is an action by the Oregon legislation to recriminalize minor drug possession, and it is not only an attack on the vulnerable populations... The post Shame ...
Media and celebrity co-opting and exploiting AAVE
Finna, shawty, gyatt, woke, rizz and now locked-in—yet another African American Vernacular English (AAVE) phrase has been trivialized and appropriated. It’s nothing new to see non-Black ...
Our loneliness is killing us
The United States prides itself on being an independent society, championing individuals’ ability to carve out their own path and narrative in life. However, while we espouse the rhetoric of......
Got Milk?
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Spring Allergies
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