Daily Vanguard, Portland State University, OR
1 day ago by Will Parker
A new, shared-use research building could soon join the Oregon Health and Science Building on the South Waterfront after funding was approved by the Oregon State Board of Higher Education and passed on to Governor Ted Kulongoski for inclusion in the 2009-11 budget.
Daily Vanguard, Portland State University, OR
21 hours ago by Gwen Davis
Just two months shy of completing her first year in the athletic office, Barbara Dearing is adjusting well to the Pacific Northwest and her role as associate athletic director in charge of business operations at Portland State.
She conveys a sense of passion and determination when speaking of her relatively new position. Her proactive approach to business and genuine concern for the athletic department is overtly evident.
Daily Vanguard, Portland State University, OR
1 day ago by Nathan Hellman
For the two primary figureheads of Portland State football, Jerry Glanville and Darrell "Mouse" Davis, to speak about youth is, in a word, ironic.
But that is what Glanville, 66, and Davis, 10 years his senior at 76 years old, did for the good part of an hour following the Vikings' first practice of the summer this past Monday morning.
Arbiter Online, Boise State University, ID
2 days ago by Kirk Bell
Epic
The Western Athletic Conference 2008-09 football season is just around the corner. It is looking to be a spectacle with the exciting matchups around the league.
First of all, Fresno State was voted the top team to beat by the most important critics - the coaches.
Arbiter Online, Boise State University, ID
2 days ago by Dale W. Eisinger
Across the river from campus, a house of mayhem sits. On any given night, machine-gun sounds punctuating guttural screams from the basement and the ping of pinball from the detached garage can be heard. A fenced, decrepit courtyard holds a skateboard ramp, a horde of bikes and threadbare sofas.
Arbiter Online, Boise State University, ID
2 days ago by PHILLIP BODE
Guest Opinion
If you've happened to read a newspaper, political blog or tuned into radio or television, you are undoubtedly aware that California recently granted homosexuals the long-awaited and overdue liberty of marriage. While the uproar and protest by organizations such as the American Family Association and Family Research Council pretending to protect "family values" was relatively quiet compared to past incidents, it seems they have decided to focus on passing a constitutional ban against LGBT marriages on the November ballot.
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