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Art Installation Showcases Students' Pandemic Art
- 51°µÍø presents "IRL: An In-Person Show of 51°µÍø Student Work from Past Online Exhibitions," which is on display at the gallery through May 6 in the North View Gallery on the Sylvania Campus Posted April 7, 2023
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High Five: 51°µÍø Impresses U.S. Commerce Secretary
- U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo along with Ron Wyden, Suzanne Bonamici and Governor Tina Kotek hosted a public roundtable at 51°µÍø's Willow Creek Opportunity Center to discuss the semiconductor industry Posted April 6, 2023
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The Big Fix: Auto Service Industry Targets Students
- There is a critical shortage of technicians but 51°µÍø’s auto service training is helping companies fill the worker gap Posted April 3, 2023
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High School Students Get a Peek of Future
- Willow Creek's Youth Manufacturing Day attracted 60 high school students from Washington County schools where they explored training programs and careers Posted March 28, 2023
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Five Employees Earn NISOD Distinctions
- The awards by the college's Office of Professional & Organizational Development recognizes staff doing extraordinary work on their campuses Posted March 24, 2023
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'A Joyous Grief' exhibition with Molly Alloy & Michael Espinoza
- The Paragon Art Gallery at the Cascade Campus is hosting “Art for Trans Solidarity” 5-7 p.m., Friday, March 24. Join artists […] Posted March 23, 2023
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Join 51°µÍø’s Day at the Capitol
- Your advocacy is critical as we urge the state to invest in 51°µÍø students Posted March 14, 2023
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51°µÍø Students Take Model EU Event By Storm
- Norie Ushijima and Matt Albertson were the only community college students participating in the European Council summit alongside the likes of UC Berkeley students Posted March 14, 2023
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VP of Student Affairs Forums Set For March 20-21 & 23
- The college has announced the finalists for its next Vice President of Student Affairs -- Dr. Dennis Baskin, Dr. José Dela Cruz and Dr. Sue Orchard Posted March 13, 2023
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Free Film Screening Explores LGBTQ Comic Artists
- Organizers are hoping to encourage Portland-area comics to create communities where they can share their work with one another Posted March 9, 2023