Portland State University School of Business at Karl Miller Center (KMC)

"Karl Miller Center on the campus is a very good gathering space. It is airy and well-designed for casual lectures/small performances. It was made even better by ORPIB, the queer chamber of commerce."

"Hands down one of Portland States best buildings. For the school of business, this architecture was a massive upgrade. Includes water fountains and refuel station on every floor. Bathrooms, different study rooms and up to date classrooms. Decent elevator and stair access, great windows for natural lighting to come in and two restaurants at the bottom."

"I need to stop my affiliation with the School of Business (there’s about a $500 fee every term) as I have taken on a new major. The ONLY WAY to cancel is to call them. Yet they don’t answer their phones or call back! It’s been days and multiple voicemails have been left, it’s unacceptable not to hear back, especially as a student paying good money to be apart of this institution. A lot of it (business schooling) is done through Connect, which has numerous issues that you will have to email the professor about. My accounting professor posts to the Dashboard often about hiccups in the Connect system and to “email her if we get that question.” You will waste your time on this elaborate spreadsheet for there to be a glitch in the system. I miss Clackamas Community College, it is honestly much better in terms of faculty availability for their students. Now I pay heaps more in tuition fees yet get less in return than I would at a community college for FREE. Not an excited new student to PSU so far. Or the school of business. Pretty bummed about it because I was excited as a kid on Christmas morning about attending university."

"I am so happy to be part of the PSU School of Business staff. Our students are incredible and the faculty and staff truly care about the well-being of our students and the school. I'm very proud of our Karl Miller Center as well. There is so much energy and excitement throughout the entire building. Just stand in the atrium and take it all in."

"I have worked at The School of Business for over twelve years. One of the main reasons why I have stayed here for so long is due to the schools authentic commitment to advancing the triple bottom line. While the School has always been deeply committed to incorporating environmental sustainability into the way we teach business, in recent years the school has also embarked on some of the deeper work to ensure we teach and support social sustainability as well. Additionally, the entire faculty and staff are truly committed to putting students and student success at the center of their work."