Portland

Portland is known as one of the most livable and one of the safest cities in the world and is consistently ranked as bike friendly, kid friendly, earth friendly, and the list goes on ... Portland is a city you will want to call home. From greenspaces and green landscapes, to arts and culture, to professional sports, to the coffee (yes, we drink a lot of it here), Portland is innovative and invigorating. What's best is that when you have had enough of city living and need a break the sandy beaches of the Pacific Coast, the snowy peaks of Mt. Hood, and the white-capped waves and gusts of wind of the Columbia River are all within a 90 minute drive.

We think, as do our 1,900 students, that Portland is the place to go to school. Great places to eat, trails to hike and bike, shops to frequent, live concerts to go to, river's edges to stroll, and a campus that is close to it all.

Want a sneak peak of what Portland is all about? Check this out.

Portland Attractions:

No sales tax
Portland Art Museum, First Thursday and Last Thursday
Events at Civic Auditorium, Schnitzer Hall, and The Keller Auditorium
Portland Public Library and Powell's Books
Classical Chinese Garden, Japanese Gardens, Washington Park and all of Portland's Parks
Shopping at Saturday Market, Woodburn Outlet Mall, Lloyd Center, downtown, Washington Square, Clackamas Town Center, and IKEA
Trail Blazer games, concerts, and events at the Rose Garden
The Annual Blues Festival and Rose Festival
The Alberta Arts District and the Pearl District

To plan your trip to Portland, visit the Travel Oregon website.


	CAMPUS MAP NEIGHBORHOOD MAP VISIT CU ON CAMPUS EVENTS OFF CAMPUS EVENTS		Portland Portland is known as one of the most livable and one of the safest cities in the world and is consistently ranked as bike friendly, kid friendly, earth friendly, and the list goes on ... Portland is a city you will want to call home. From greenspaces and green landscapes, to arts and culture, to professional sports, to the coffee (yes, we drink a lot of it here), Portland is innovative and invigorating. What's best is that when you have had enough of city living and need a break the sandy beaches of the Pacific Coast, the snowy peaks of Mt. Hood, and the white-capped waves and gusts of wind of the Columbia River are all within a 90 minute drive. We think, as do our 1,900 students, that Portland is the place to go to school. Great places to eat, trails to hike and bike, shops to frequent, live concerts to go to, river's edges to stroll, and a campus that is close to it all. Want a sneak peak of what Portland is all about? Check this out. Portland Attractions: No sales tax Portland Art Museum, First Thursday and Last Thursday Events at Civic Auditorium, Schnitzer Hall, and The Keller Auditorium Portland Public Library and Powell's Books Classical Chinese Garden, Japanese Gardens, Washington Park and all of Portland's Parks Shopping at Saturday Market, Woodburn Outlet Mall, Lloyd Center, downtown, Washington Square, Clackamas Town Center, and IKEA Trail Blazer games, concerts, and events at the Rose Garden The Annual Blues Festival and Rose Festival The Alberta Arts District and the Pearl District To plan your trip to Portland, visit the Travel Oregon website.