Subscribe to RSS feedMore than 170 dogs and cats have new homes this week thanks to a Powered by Orange celebration held at the Oregon Humane Society in Portland and Heartland Humane Society in Corvallis.
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More than 170 dogs and cats have new homes this week thanks to a Powered by Orange celebration held at the Oregon Humane Society in Portland and Heartland Humane Society in Corvallis.
The campus may be buzzing this week as Fall term begins, but last week on campus was just as jam-packed.
Student Health Services is offering seasonal flu shots for students, faculty and staff at the Memorial Union, Room 109 on Sept. 29-30. The clinics will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. both days. The cost is $15 for students and $30 for faculty and staff. If you are covered by PEBB the fee [...]
Oregon State University is making headlines this week for receiving more than a quarter-billion dollars last fiscal year in scientific contracts and awards.
Diana Sanchez
Junior, Civil Engineering
Sundress: Ross
Bag: Target
Sunglasses: Nordstrom
“My style is fun and colorful. I believe campus is fashionable. I’ve seen lots of styles around.”
More than 2,000 students moved into residence halls around the Oregon State University campus on Sept. 20. With the help of family, friends and nearly 100 volunteers, they spent hours making trips between their rooms and the parking lot, and trying to get their first home away from home set up just right. In this [...]
People up and down the Willamette Valley celebrated Powered by Orange on Monday. Here’s a slideshow.
Rick Orozco has a passion for his research, which focuses on low expectations toward Mexican American students – and it comes from personal experience.
An Oregon State University faculty member, nature lover and avid fly fisherman has published a new book that explores the way people “invent” the places they live, and how those places in turn shape the people.