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News - December 2022
University of Portland Chemistry and Physics Students Team Up to Explore Energy Conversion and Storage
Chemistry
Awards and Rankings
Physics
December 20, 2022
National Science Foundation grant aims to strengthen STEM identities through scientific research.
She Persisted
Portland Magazine
December 1, 2022
Through the Moreau Center's Interns for Justice program, Anaís Larios-Maldonado '24 returned to the Oregon Child Development Coalition, a program she'd attended as a child.
From Puppets to Props
Portland Magazine
December 1, 2022
Jesi Robison ’21 nabbed a dream job before she even graduated—working on Guillermo Del Toro’s stop motion animated film of the beloved children’s story Pinocchio.
A Sacred & Historic Space
Portland Magazine
December 1, 2022
Dean’s Beauty Salon and Barber Shop was recently placed on the National Register of Historic Places. Founded by the parents of UP Regent and alum Kay Dean Toran, this business and its staying power tell a story about Black history—and Black success—in Portland.
