International Campus News

Julyana Soelistyo’s high-wire act

July 7, 2010

A new version of “The Tempest” at the Stratford Shakespeare Festival features OSU graduate Julyana Soelistyo as Ariel, a role she first took on at Oregon State. (See also New York Times)

Julyana Soelistyo’s high-wire act

Oregon prof inspires, inspired in Jerusalem

July 1, 2010

Oregon State University art professor Shelley Jordon is spending a month in Jerusalem as part of a pilot program designed to inspire participating artists with that city’s culture while they leave their own mark on the ancient city.

Oregon prof inspires, inspired in Jerusalem

Entertainer At Our Best: OSU art professor selected for residency at American Academy in Jerusalem

May 28, 2010

Oregon State University art professor Shelley Jordon will join notable Americans including Jonathan Safran Foer and Joshua Sirefman as fellows at the pilot program for the American Academy in Jerusalem this summer.

Entertainer At Our Best: OSU art professor selected for residency at American Academy in Jerusalem

Pet Talk: To meet a growing demand, more veterinarians trying to learn Spanish

May 25, 2010

At Oregon State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine, about two or three students per class are of Hispanic background, says Susan Tornquist, associate dean of the college.

Pet Talk: To meet a growing demand, more veterinarians trying to learn Spanish

Oregon State University students take first place nationally for hunger challenge

May 20, 2010

Oregon State students take first place nationally for hunger challenge (Oregonian)The Students in Free Enterprise group at Oregon State University won first place overall in the Let’s Can Hunger Challenge.

Oregon State University students take first place nationally for hunger challenge

Compassion in Cambodia by Drilling a Well

May 12, 2010

OSU’s Steve Smith talks about a trip to Cambodia and a project to bring safe water to residents.

Compassion in Cambodia by Drilling a Well

Annual Salmon Bake celebrates native cultures

May 6, 2010

The event put on by Native American Longhouse provided students with a free meal, tribal dancing and a lesson on identity

Annual Salmon Bake celebrates native cultures

Cinco de Mayo cook-off

May 6, 2010

The Power Up Challengers faced off in a cooking competition Wednesday.

Cinco de Mayo cook-off

Orange Power wins Cinco de Mayo cook-off

Lionfish could upset ecological balance in Caribbean Sea

May 5, 2010

The exotic species eating habits significantly impact populations of smaller fish

Lionfish could upset ecological balance in Caribbean Sea

'Culture Shock' explores diversity through student talents

May 5, 2010

In honor of Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month, students from the Asian & Pacific Islander American Student Union will showcase their talents in an event called 'Culture Shock,' held tonight at 7 p.m. in the MU Ballroom.

'Culture Shock' explores diversity through student talents

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