STUDENT LIFE: A Love Letter to Fall

Reflections from a Second-Year MBA Candidate By Jacob Ashley Selfie #971 Many of us, whether from across seas or simply over a river or two, count on classmates, cohorts, or extracurriculars for a sense of belonging or even being. There’s something about sharing ideas, space, or even trials and tribulations that brings us together in... Continue Reading →

ALUM PROFILE: Laura Virgin

The Art of Championing Change By Jacob Ashley Happiness and fulfillment aren’t a requirement for a job. I think anyone who has worked a single day in their lives is more than aware of this unfortunate fact. Any necessity, circumstance, and a host of responsibilities or happenings can keep us feeling stuck in a place... Continue Reading →

The State of Portland

Wilting or Renewed Growth for the City of Roses? By Jacob Ashley Two bike riders on the Broadway Bridge Like many communities in the post-Pandemic world, Portland has experienced challenges in all facets of life, from emergency rooms to classrooms, on the grocery shelves, and at the gas pump. But nowhere in this city are... Continue Reading →

ALUM PROFILE: Sam Noffs

Perspectives on Leadership By Jacob Ashley Sam Noffs, Portland State University Master of Business Administration alum When put on the spot, most people find it easy to talk about an experience with poor leadership. A time when they felt unsupported, looked over, or even subjected to harmful or toxic situations. These instances stay with us.... Continue Reading →

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