Submit your Final High School Transcript

June 17th, 2013

Seniors,

As you are wrapping up graduation celebrations, we just wanted to remind you about about one last step in the Admission process.  Submitting your Official Final High School Transcript.  This step is commonly forgotten with all the new changes students are experiencing. We encourage students to submit the final high school transcript to avoid future registration problems.   If you have any questions you can contact the Office of Admissions at 1 800-291-4192.  Official transcript can be mailed to the address below.

Office of Admission
104 Kerr Administration Building
Corvallis, OR 97333

Have a safe summer, we will see you in the fall!

GG

Congratulations OSU Graduates!

June 14th, 2013

 

graduationSaturday, June 15th marks the day for the annual commencement ceremony, to honor and congratulate those students who are graduating from Oregon State University. The commencement ceremony will begin at 10:30am at Reser Stadium and will also be broadcast live on OPB Plus for those guests and students that will be unable to attend.

Congratulations to the 144th graduating class of Oregon State University. Looking forward to hearing about all of the incredible things each of these students accomplish. Best of luck to all of you graduating seniors and graduating graduate students!

Welcome to the world of being an alumni of OSU.

Go Beavers!

-AS

OSU Basketball Center Grand Opening

June 10th, 2013

Tomorrow, June 11th, will mark the grand opening of Oregon State University’s Basketball Center. The $15 million OSU Basketball Center is 34,500 square-feet, four stories and features two regulation basketball courts on the first and third floors, locker rooms, satellite training and medical areas, service and mechanical space, and coach and program staff offices on the second and fourth floors that offer panoramic views of the basketball courts. Located directly behind Gill Coliseum, the main entrance features an OSU Basketball Hall of Fame highlighting coaches and players from the men’s and women’s basketball programs.

OSU Basketball Center

OSU Basketball Center

Men’s basketball head coach Craig Robinson expresses the excitement surrounding the new facility and women’s head coach Scott Rueck shares how the new facility will be a game-changer:

It will allow us to operate and meet the needs to student-athletes in ways we never have and will be a vital tool in allowing them to become the best basketball players they can be.

Tomorrow’s grand opening will take place at 3:00pm with a program and ribbon cutting followed by tours of the venue. The program is free and for questions, please contact the Our Beaver Nation office at 541.737.2370.

Go Beavs!

-AG

Black Cultural Center Ground Breaking Ceremony Today!

June 5th, 2013

This afternoon, the Black Cultural Center invites students, faculty, staff and the OSU community to celebrate the legacy of the Lonnie B. Harris Black Cultural Center as they break the ground of its new building! Construction is set to start this summer and be completed by June 2014. Today’s program includes a poetry reading, singing the Black National Anthem, guest speakers Dr. Larry Roper and President Ed Ray along with a histroical tour of the current BCC and refreshments.

The original Black Student Union Cultural Center was founded at OSU in 1975 and later renamed the Lonnie B. Harris Black Cultural Center. This project for a new center is in line with new facilities for other cultural centers on campus. The grand opening of the Eena Haws Native American Longhouse was held last month and the Centro Cultural Cesar Chavez begins construction this week, expected to be completed in December 2013. A new home for the Asian & Pacific Cultural Center is also in the works.

See you there!

Program Details:

Wednesday, June 5, 2013

1:00-2:00pm

2320 Monroe Ave.

Free to the public

 

- AG

OSU Baseball Advances to Super Regional!

June 3rd, 2013

Oregon State University’s baseball team won all three games this weekend with a 6-1 win over Texas A&M Sunday at Goss Stadium, claiming the Corvallis Regional Championship and advancing to the NCAA Super Regional! This super regional will mark the 5th one in OSU baseball history and the 4th to be played at Goss Stadium in Corvallis. If OSU wins, they will advance to the College World as they did with wins in 2005, 2006 and 2007 (and back to back national champions in 2006 and 2007!).

Beaver Baseball

Beaver Baseball

The Beavers will take on Kansas State, to start either this Friday or Saturday, at Goss Stadium. Tickets will go on sale to the general public on Wednesday at 7:00am (on osubeavers.com until 9:00am). All-session tickets will cost $44 for infield reserved, $30 for adult general admission and $24 for child and student general admission. If you are a season ticket holder, you can purchase tickets to the super regional Monday and Tuesday by calling 1-800-GOBEAVS or in person at the ticket office in Gill Coliseum during normal business hours.

Be sure to follow Beaver Baseball on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. Go Beavs!

-AG

Native American Longhouse Grand Opening

May 31st, 2013

We had a great opportunity to attend the grand opening of the new Native American Long House Friday May 17th.  The building is  named Eena Haws, or "Beaver House" in Chinook.  The new building is located just south of the original Longhouse that was first utilized by students in 1971.

The new Longhouse, designed by Seattle architectural firm Jones & Jones, replaces a World War II-era Quonset hut.

The new structure reflects the shape and style of a traditional Oregon Coast longhouse while respecting the multiple tribal cultures represented at OSU. It was designed and developed in collaboration with Native students at OSU, who provided input and had decision-making roles throughout the entire process.

The Eena Haws provides a great place for students to feel at home, while away from home and is also the first of the cultural centers to reopen their doors in the remodel project.

Longhouse grand opening pictures

Go Beavs!

GG

Divine 9 step show this weekend

May 24th, 2013

From the Daily Barometer:

Oregon State University’s National Pan-Hellenic Council, consisting of nine fraternities and sororities commonly known as the Divine 9, hosted a series of awareness and community-oriented events this week as part of its annual Greek Week titled, “Old School Flava, New School Twists.”
The week’s events will conclude Saturday as members from these historically black Greek-letter fraternities and sororities compete in the biggest showdown of its kind on the West Coast.

Old school steps will meet new school twists on Saturday as the OSU Divine 9 compete in the 11th annual D9 Step Show. The event will take place at the LaSells Stewart Center beginning at 3:30 p.m., and pre-sale tickets can be purchased for $8 from Student Leadership and Involvement Services located in Snell Hall.

Tickets will also be on sale the day of the event for $10 each.

Teams will be performing routines under the theme “School Daze,” the 1988 musical-drama film directed by Spike Lee, with the goal of providing awareness of the black Greek fraternity and sorority system. Each group will compete by stepping a form of South African Boot Dance that is traditionally done in times of triumph, celebration and war.

A complimentary barbecue lunch will be served for attendees from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m., and doors for the show will open immediately after.

The show will be hosted by the OSU Black Student Union, sponsored by Student Events and Activities Center and funded by Educational Activities.
For more information on this and other BSU events, visit oregonstate.edu/cfsl/nphc-divine-nine.

-bv

Another Top OSU Ranking

May 23rd, 2013

 

 

Recently, Affordable Colleges Online ranked Oregon State as a top affordable college with high return.  Affordable Colleges Online checked data from the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS), Carnegie Classification and Payscale.com data, which leverages surveys from hundreds of thousands of people (employees, employers, job seekers) from the public and private sectors, regarding salary information by school, occupational field, at various points in a career lifecycle.

Oregon State University was one of only four universities in the Pacific Northwest to grace the affordability list with a $279,000 return on academic investment.  Check out the entire list here.

 

Thanks for reading…
CYN

OSU Day of Service

May 16th, 2013

This Saturday, May 18th, marks the annual OSU Community Day of Service, where Beavers across the nation will show their Beaver Nation spirit and volunteer in their communities. Brian Collins, a volunteer in Washington, D.C. said:

In addition to helping with many important community needs, Day of Service is a chance for Beaver alumni to reconnect with their fellow Oregon Staters wherever they live.

There are many projects that will be happening on Saturday across the nation. Included in those projects is a joint project between OSU and UO, where student athletes from both universities will be working on a Habitat for Humanity Build in Philomath, OR. Other projects include clean-ups at a zoo, working with foster care homes, trail clean-ups and working on community parks.

OSU Day of Service

OSU Day of Service

OSU alumni and friends can still register to participate this Saturday. Day of Service projects will be taking place from 9:00am to 12:00 noon in various locations across Oregon (Portland, Corvallis, Albany, Roseburg, Oakland, Eugene, Salem, Stayton, Dallas, Newberg, Newport, Bend, and Bandon) and across the nation in California, Washington State, Idaho, and Washington, D.C.

Go Beavs!

- AG

Next Steps: ATD/START/Housing

May 15th, 2013

Hey future Beavers,

We are excited that you are going to be joining Beaver Nation this fall. There are a few more steps needed to be ready for the fall.

1.  Sign up for START session (Fall Term Only) Summer Advising and Registration Program

2.  Apply for on-campus housing

3.  Room Selection

May 28th – June 2nd: new OSU students who completed a housing application before February 1, 2013 may select rooms

June 5th – June 17th: new OSU students with completed housing applications may select rooms.

4. Attend CONNECT: new student program designed to help you transition into OSU’s community

For those that haven’t paid the Advanced Tuition Deposit (ATD) you can still do so.  The ATD is a $200 deposit if you intend to enroll.   You will need this to sign up for START.

If you have any questions about these next steps please feel free to contact our office.

Go BEAVS!

VZ

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