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Meerah Powell

Meerah Powell

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Midday Show producer, KEXP-FM (Seattle, WA)

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  • Wyden, Bonamici introduce bill to increase student food security

    By Meerah Powell Verified| Oregon Public Broadcasting Verified About 60% of college students who are eligible for food assistance benefits don’t receive them, according to a federal study. Federal lawmakers, including Oregon’s Sen. Ron Wyden and Rep. Suzanne Bonamici, introduced legislation Tuesday in hopes of increasing that percentage. A key staff person at one of Oregon’s largest public universities — the benefits navigator at Portland State — said the bill is a step in the right direction, though there’s more work to be done.

    By Meerah Powell Verified · Oregon Public Broadcasting

    Sep. 26, 2023

  • Portland State’s new president lays out priorities for downtown campus

    By Meerah Powell Verified| Oregon Public Broadcasting Verified The start of the school year is right around the corner at Portland State University, with students starting to move into on-campus housing this week. Although the university’s new president, Ann Cudd, officially stepped into her role last month, she gave her first official remarks to the campus community at PSU’s faculty and staff convocation on Wednesday. There she laid out key priorities, including working with the city to revitalize downtown.

    By Meerah Powell Verified · Oregon Public Broadcasting

    Sep. 20, 2023

  • Wyden, Bonamici introduce bill to increase student food security

    By Meerah Powell Verified| Oregon Public Broadcasting Verified About 60% of college students who are eligible for food assistance benefits don’t receive them, according to a federal study. Federal lawmakers, including Oregon’s Sen. Ron Wyden and Rep. Suzanne Bonamici, introduced legislation Tuesday in hopes of increasing that percentage. A key staff person at one of Oregon’s largest public universities — the benefits navigator at Portland State — said the bill is a step in the right direction, though there’s more work to be done.

    By Meerah Powell Verified · Oregon Public Broadcasting

    Sep. 26, 2023

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KEXP-FM (Seattle, WA)