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An impressive and insightful series of cultural events are unfolding at OSU, thanks to the International Students of OSU (ISOSU) and their many “affiliates”. More than a dozen student organizations at OSU that represent a particular culture, country, and sometimes entire continent have joined ISOSU’s over-arching goal to provide international programming on the campus. [...]

The 2007 campaign started out with a bang for the 2006 NCAA National Champion Beavers as Mike Stutes and three other pitchers combined to no-hit the UH-Hilo Vulcans and win 5-0 to begin the year.
Read it all at osubeavers.com.
Article about the 2007 Beavers and a profile of Mitch Canham. Note: new ostateballaz song [...]

From OSU News:
Building on the success of its marine mammal research and outreach program, Oregon State University has created a new Marine Mammal Institute, and announced plans to expand its faculty and broaden the scope of its research in ecology and conservation.
The new institute will be a focus of campus fund-raising efforts that would nearly [...]

Taken from the G-T:
By MARY ANN ALBRIGHT
Gazette-Times reporter
Mechanical engineering students at Oregon State University didn’t have to worry about hitting the gym Thursday night. They worked up a sweat pedaling bicycles and turning hand cranks to power water purification devices created for a design course.
Hundreds gathered in the Kelley Engineering Center atrium to watch 24 [...]

Richard Parsons, the chairman and chief executive officer of Time Warner, will give a free public lecture at Oregon State University on Thursday, Feb. 8, beginning at 7 p.m.

Parsons’ lecture is titled “The Future of Media.”
UPDATE: Find a synopsis of his talk at the GT and the Oregonian. (2/14/07)
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The 2006 National Champion OSU Beavers begin their title defense in paradise on Thursday, Jan 25. The Beavers will be visiting University of Hawaii-Hilo for a four game set. Meanwhile, Goss Stadium at Coleman Field has undergone some renovations including a new scoreboard with Jumbotron and the installation of FieldTurf on the infield [...]

With Oregon State University being THE engineering school in Oregon, one might imagine that the College of Engineering could sit back and be satisfied being the top dog. That is definitely not the case. OSU professors, students, researchers, and alumni are pushing everyday to make advancements in all engineering fields. Below are [...]

What is enviromental engineering? I had to look it up myself.
From the environmental engineering website(with some accents by this blog author):
Environmental engineers manage our environment for the benefit of humanity and nature. They provide engineering solutions to problems with our land, air and water resources. In many respects, an environmental engineer is similar to [...]

Oregon State scientists and professors are talking about what may lie in the near future as the Earth heats up. Also, here and here
From the enviromental sciences department website:
Environmental Sciences:
A Hands-On Interdisciplinary Approach
Air and water polution, acid rain, depletion of ozone in the stratosphere, building of greenhouse gases in the [...]

OSU will be closed for classes on Monday, January 15th in remeberance of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. However, the university has events to honor the slain civil-rights leader that begin this week. The signature event is the 25th Annual Peace Breakfast 7:30-9 a.m., in the MU Ballroom. The guest speaker will [...]