I was sexually harassed by several teachers here, and discriminated against on the basis of my disability, ethnicity, gender, and profession. In retaliation for me reporting these things and talking about them in public, the school expelled me and banned me from campus after I graduated with honors. They did so illegally and without due process. I dropped my lawsuit against them after I realized that they expelled me in order to provoke me to sue them on civil rights grounds. I am not your slave, PSU. Slave days are over.

As an alumna, I'm no doubt biased, but I return often for the art, music, and theater offerings. Most are great artistry and musicianship at reasonable prices. A city-centered university, PSU is accessible, friendly, and has a pleasant urban campus vibe with great restaurants, and cultural experiences like the Portland Art Museum and the Oregon Historical Society nearby. The Schnitzer and Keller Auditoriums present Portland Opera and Oregon Symphony within walking distance. Outstanding research areas include urban planning, homelessness, climate science, engineering, environment and economy, sustainable solutions, semiconductors, transportation and much more.

This school has some of the most incompetent professor you will ever have the displeasure of "learning" from. I have not learn anything that i believe actually has furthered me in me degree and despite me trying have yet to find a professor i could connect with or at least learn something from. Also all the classes you have to take due to it being a librel arts school are some of the lowest quality classes, and every online class psu offers is truly astonishing what they allow the professors to not do. Over all I don't recommend this school to anyone who wants to learn well getting there degree.