The Long Shot
John Johnson is taking the reins at Portland State’s athletic department at a time of existential questions for PSU — and for college sports as a whole. Can he right the ship?
- Published in Education
- Written by Jason Cohen
Adrien Bennings Brings ‘Passion for People’ to PCC
The college’s new president says the school faces a ‘great opportunity’ to reinvent itself.
- Published in Education
- Written by Christen McCurdy
Milestone Systems: ‘Citizens Are Sick and Tired of Technology Companies Abusing Their Data’
Milestone Systems leaders talk about the need for a better ethical framework to guide the digital age.
- Published in Tech
- Written by Christen McCurdy
Elected Officials and Climate Justice Groups Call on Oregon Department of Justice to Investigate NW Natural
Petition says the utility intentionally misleads the public on their environmental impact, while charging higher prices and scrapping electrification efforts.
- Published in Energy and Environment
- Written by Sander Gusinow
Nurses File Class-Action Wage Theft Suit Against Providence
Providence says it’s handling the paycheck shortfalls, which stem from its migration to a new payroll system
- Published in Health Care
- Written by Sander Gusinow
‘If You Can Make It Here, You Can Make It Anywhere’
Oregon-based Grön Edibles goes international — but is still hoping for an end to federal cannabis prohibition
- Published in Cannabis
- Written by Sander Gusinow
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- Published in Farms and Forests
- Written by Christen McCurdy
- Published in Farms and Forests
- Written by Sander Gusinow
Fire Destroys Pendleton Flour Mill
Tennessee-based Grain Craft, which owns the mill, says it’s working with farmers to handle wheat supply
French Wine ‘Royalty’ Buys Oregon Vineyard
The Burgundian Drouhin wine family expands its Oregon footprint with purchase of Methven Family Vineyards.