Portland Faces Dire Educational Funding Crisis with $30 Million Budget Shortfall
Portland confronts a $30 million budget shortfall, potentially leading to a major tax hike, significant district-wide cost-cutting, and resource reductions, heightening concerns for the city's education system.
Portland State University Targets Diversity in STEM with Sloan Foundation Backing, Eyes Advancement for Indigenous Doctoral Students
Portland State University joins the Sloan Centers for Systemic Change initiative to boost Indigenous STEM doctoral candidates, with strategies to become a leading destination for Native STEM scholars.
Portland Rose Festival Court Finalists Announced 50 Students Vie for Royal Honors and Scholarships
The Portland Rose Festival has announced 50 high school finalists for its 2024 Court, each meeting academic and community service requirements for a chance to win a scholarship and the title of Rose Festival Queen.
Portland's Iconic 150-Foot Dragon PoChiMu Sparkles Anew, Jacksonville Embraces Lunar Festivities
The Portland Lee’s Association is restoring PoChiMu, a 150-foot dragon for the Lunar New Year, symbolizing Portland’s ties with sister cities. Southern Oregon also celebrates with vibrant festivities, honoring Asian traditions and community spirit.
Portland's Hawthorne Bridge Columns Transformed into Vibrant Murals Celebrating City's Culture and Heroes
Murals on Hawthorne Bridge columns in Portland revitalize the area, featuring local history, culture, and the Ground Score Association's story, highlighting sustainability and resilience.
"The Lion King" Set for Rousing Return to Portland's Keller Auditorium in Fall 2025 After Storm Cancellations
"The Lion King" is set to return to Portland's Keller Auditorium in fall 2025 after a cancellation due to an ice storm. Ticket holders from the canceled shows are granted presale access for the new dates.












