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Winter 2016 Exhibit Highlights 40th Anniversary of Women’s Studies at PSU

PSU Library Special Collections and University Archives is honored to present its Winter 2016 exhibit, Ever Forward: Forty Years of Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies at Portland State University. The history of WGSS at PSU is a story of the energy and passion of generations of students and faculty dedicated to the foundation, survival, and growth … Continue reading the article: Winter 2016 Exhibit Highlights 40th Anniversary of Women’s Studies at PSU

Introducing the “Traveling Scriptorium”

What does an etched cuneiform tablet have in common with a sixteenth-century printed page? What natural materials were used to make inks and paints during the Middle Ages and the Renaissance? How is parchment made into a writing surface? How has the form of the book changed and stayed the same for almost two thousand years? PSU faculty and students in the … Continue reading the article: Introducing the “Traveling Scriptorium”

Meet Don Carlo, Vet and Editor of Original Vanport Student Newspaper

Before Portland State was a university or college, it was the Vanport Extension Center (VEC), founded in 1946 to serve veterans returning from World War II and wanting to take advantage of the G.I. Bill. The first classes were offered in the city of Vanport, Oregon (now the site of Delta Park and the Portland … Continue reading the article: Meet Don Carlo, Vet and Editor of Original Vanport Student Newspaper

Open Access Publications by PSU Faculty

Many Portland State faculty publish their research in open access publications. Here are some of those articles and other publications from the past year.  Barrios, Y. V. , Gelaye, B., Zhong, Q., Nicolaidis, C., Rondon, M.B., et al. (2015). Association of childhood physical and sexual abuse with intimate partner violence, poor general health and depressive symptoms … Continue reading the article: Open Access Publications by PSU Faculty