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  1. Jun 29

    : is hiring an assistant prof. Ph.D. or terminal degree, and strong knowledge of history and culture of the Black Experience in Oregon req'd.

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  2. May 18

    . student Charles Ross makes website of resource maps in spare time. “I really just wanted to try and inform people of where they are in relation to these resources here in town,” he says.

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    May 18

    Mount Saint Helens erupted 40 years ago . scientists couldn’t be everywhere at once, so PSU geologists Len (Leonard) Palmer, Marvin Beeson and Tom Benson answered questions from media and, with help from students, collected data.

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    Apr 22

    We can’t hug each other, but we can still hug trees! Happy Earth Day all!

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    Apr 16

    Speech-language pathology programs around the country have put clinical training on hold. In contrast, PSU's Speech & Hearing clinic is using telepractice to expand its reach, and has not abandoned a single client. 💯

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    Apr 8

    “For us to see if we were to move into a society where we're driving that much less, how much better will our air be?” said Prof. Linda George. Via

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  7. Apr 7

    "Maybe this epidemic can bring us together as well — but this time all of us, including the most vulnerable among us." COVID-19 led to a new understanding of the cholera wedding, a ritual devised to ward off epidemics in 19th and 20th centuries

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  8. Mar 5

    's Anne Thompson says it's likely a combination of ocean temperatures, an abundance of food, and lack of predators. "It's kind of the right recipe of conditions... for these cells to explode in terms of their abundance," she said.

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  9. Mar 4

    's Lauren Frank says changing social norms is hard, especially when it means potentially offending someone. To get out of handshakes gracefully, she suggested being honest and straight forward.

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    Mar 4

    1️⃣ 0️⃣ 0️⃣ days to graduation. Seniors, start the countdown — and don't forget to breathe. 💯⏰🎓 ⠀ Assoc. is celebrating with FREE donuts in the Park Blocks outside Simon Benson Wed., March 4 from 11:30 am-1 pm! 🍩

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  11. Mar 4

    "As we lose that high marsh, all the coastal communities will be losing that protection from stormwater and from storm surges," says 's Martin Lafrenz.

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    Mar 3

    Great conversation with about Coronaviruses. (and a little bit about virus hunting and vaccines)

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  13. Mar 3

    . says more testing will undoubtedly reveal more cases, which would help officials get a better understanding of the prevalence, the fatality rate, and whether more action is needed.

    Hundreds of Oregonians likely infected with coronavirus, state health officer says
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    Mar 2

    WHAM! Don't miss Comics Titans Mike Richardson ('77), founder of , and Ted Adams, co-founder of and , discuss legendary cartoonist Will Eisner's impact on American comics.

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  15. Feb 25

    Scientists from and are teaming up on a series of projects this year to better understand 's water resources. It’s the start of a more collaborative partnership between the two. Learn more➡️

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  16. Feb 24

    We love our🌲in the . A joint study between , and looks at how warmer temperatures are affecting the city's trees and what they can tell us about the future. Learn more ⬇️

    How a warming climate is affecting Portland trees and what it tells us about the future
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    Feb 23

    Listen to PSU Philosophy's sharing his thoughts on the philosophy of leisure on this episode.

    Why is it so hard to find leisure time? IDEAS producer explores a better time, when there was space for ourselves to pursue activities we value. She thinks there's a chance that we can find our way there again. Long live leisure!
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  18. Feb 20

    Shout out to these students and faculty who traveled down to Salem this month to advocate for and higher ed investment! They met with legislators and their staff to make the case for the funding necessary to renovate Science Building 1. 👏👏👏

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  19. Feb 14

    Sebastian Busby, a Ph.D. student in , says that in the burned areas he’s studied, some important tree species like sub-alpine fir and mountain hemlock are struggling to grow back.

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  20. Feb 6

    Join us TONIGHT for Tag, We're It: Voices on Immigration. If you can't make it, we'll be streaming it live here:

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