2008/2007 Archive

News releases from 2006, 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002, 2001, 2000, 1999, 1998, 1997 and 1996 are available on the web, listed by month. Or, search the news collection.

January 2009

• New Geology Exhibit Helps Oregon Celebrate its Sesquicentennial
• 2009 Starker Lectures to Explore Sustainable Forestry
• OSU Fleet of Electric Cars, Hybrids Hopes to Nissan Looks their Way
• Philip Mote to Lead Oregon’s New Climate Research Institute
• Oregon State begins NCAA recertification process, hosts public information sessions
• OSU One of Nation’s “Really Cool” Computer Networking Labs
• Climate Experts Featured in Seminar Series
• Two OSU Faculty Named IEEE Fellows

December 2008

• New Report: Some Climate Impacts Happening Faster Than Anticipated
• Oregonians Worried About Adequate Water Supply
• Grazing Animals Help Spread Plant Disease
• Study Shows Surfers Ingest 10 Times More Water than Swimmers, Divers
• Scientists Study Earthquake Swarm Near Maupin
• Seven Inducted into Oregon 4-H Hall of Fame
• de Broekert Appointed to AARP Statewide Advisory Council
• OSU Researchers Named Fellow of AAAS
• 2008 Ocean Conditions for Fish Among Best in Half-Century
• Microbe Community Deep Beneath Arctic Permafrost Needs Study, Scientist Tells AGU
• West Coast Regional Research Planning Draft Available for Public Comment
• Study Finds Beaked Whales’ Tusks Evolved Through Sexual Selection Process
• OSU Oceanographer to Lead National Ocean Observing Initiative
• High Rates of Childhood Sexual Abuse Contributing Factor in Spread of HIV
• New OSU Turf Expert Isn't Letting Grass Grow Under His Feet
• OSU Student Selected for New York Times Institute
• OSU’s Veterinary Diagnostic Lab Receives Full Accreditation
• Fetal Exposure to Carcinogens May Lead to Cancer Decades Later
• OSU Announces Leadership Transition for OSU-Cascades Campus
• OSU Conference to Examine Oregon's Limited Ground Water
• OSU Ecampus Launches Spanish Language Version of Online Course for Nursery Growers
• Christmas Tree Innovator Pledges $1 Million to OSU Scholarships
• Breakthrough Made in Metamaterial Optics
• ‘Best practices’ commitment earns OSU national diversity award
• Students to Demonstrate Robot Prototypes
• Risk Assessments May Help Control Spread of Whirling Disease

November 2008

• Volcanologist to Present 2008 Condon Lecture
• Winter Brings Flu, Summer Brings Bacterial Infections
• 4-H Returns to Multnomah County with a Sustainable Living Focus
• OSU Helps Turn Cancer Cell Bodyguard Into Killer
• National System of Marine Protected Areas Launched
• Ripple Honored with Chiles Award
• Hip-Hop Meets the Middle Ages: The Rap Canterbury Tales
• What If Your Energy Supply is Gone with the Wind?
• New Report on Hunger Identifies Oregon as One of the Worst
• Gerontological Society of America bestows prestigious Kleemeier Award on OSU’s Hendricks
• Professional Science Masters degrees gaining national interest
• Anna Pakenham, Oregon Sea Grant Legislative Fellow 2009
• GIS Day at OSU to feature high-tech presentations for kids
• OSU to Host UO Course That Helps Individuals Curb Global Warming
• Visiting Writer Series Features Young Poets
• Oregon State University Celebrates International Education Week
• Yachats Seminar Promotes Local Self-Reliance
• New Studies Shed Light on World’s Most Active Undersea Volcano
• “Food for Thought” Lectures Explore Technology, Sustainability
• Football: Computers Learning to Watch, Evaluate, Maybe Even Coach li>Outreach Program to Niger Offers Vivid Challenges
• Pharmacy Programs Moving Students to Front Lines
• New Approaches Needed to Address Forest Fire Risks
• Comic Farce ‘The Foreigner’ Opens
• Climate Change Roadshow Coming to OSU
• Economist, Biochemists From Africa Hone Skills, Conduct Ag Research at OSU
• Record turnout expected for OSU ‘Beaver Open House” for prospective students
• Oregon State University unveils ‘Junior Benny’ – a young take on his modern namesake
• Plastic Roundup Engages Recycling Partners in Jackson County
• Beef Quality Assurance Trainings Set
• OSU’s Inderbitzin Named Volunteer of the Year; Continues Work in Correctional Facilities
• OSU-developed Technology Licensed to Home Dialysis Plus, Ltd., for First Medical Application
• OSU Invites Middle School Girls (and Parents) To Discover Science
• OSU College of Veterinary Medicine Names Cebra to Head Clinical Sciences

October 2008

• Alumni Honorees Return to Campus for OSU Homecoming
• Professor Receives Lifetime Achievement Award from American Public Health Association
• OSU Scientist Honored with AGU’s 2008 Early Career Award
• Study: Weight Does Not Affect Women’s Sexual Behavior
• Conservationist Presents New Book on ‘Forests of America’
• OSU’s Austin Family Business Program Honors Top Family Businesses
• Expert to Speak on Tropical Butterfly Trade and Imperialism
• OSU Names Helen Diggs as Director of Veterinary Teaching Hospital
• Mater to Direct OSU Engineering Sustainability Programs
• New Study: Salmon Smolt Survival Similar in the Columbia and Fraser Rivers
• OSU named ‘Green Power Leader’ by U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
• New Horning Professor Opens Lecture Series
• “eXtension” Group Wins USDA Honor Award; OSU's King Recognized
• Online Course Teaches Healthcare Providers How to Identify Hunger
• OSU Forensics Team, British Team to Debate on Possibility of New Cold War
• Universities to Hold Forum About Uniting Rural, Urban Oregon
• School of Public Health, Human Sciences Proposed
• OSU, UO Gain Support For “Green Materials” Center
• Study Sheds New Light on Dolphin Coordination During Predation
• OSU Hires Rutgers Entomologist to Head Hood River Research, Extension Center
• OSU Extension Master Gardener Classes Return to Portland
• Government open source discussion circles the globe via video and Webcast
• OSU to host panel discussion on lesbian, gay and bisexual pro, college athletes
• Corvallis Couple Donates $2.4 Million to OSU Scholarships
• OSU, NOAA Collaborate on New Ocean Temperature Forecast Service
• New OSU Web Site Provides Data on Oregon's Rural Communities
• Rising Food Costs Putting Strain on Family Budgets
• OSU Foundation Announces Four New Trustees
• Successful Ocean Test Advances Wave Energy Research
• Julianne Malveaux to Launch New Series at OSU
• Maria Stefanovich Awarded Oregon Sea Grant Robert E. Malouf Scholarship
• Short-story Writer Jason Brown Opens Visiting Writers Series
• OSU Extension in Linn County to Hold Open House Oct. 18
• Researchers Study Coastal Hazards of Increasing Wave Heights, Rising Sea Levels
• OSU Invites Public to Potluck Featuring Old Recipes on Oct. 17
• Six Oregon Community Garden Projects Receive Funding
• Researchers Moving Closer to Creating Viable Energy From Sewage
• Forestry Research Recognized by Wall Street Journal
• Renowned Language Expert to Address English-Only Issues
• OSU archaeologist to investigate first West Coast humans with $1-million gift
• OSU Student Awarded Stanford REE Fellowship
• Witty Play Seeks to Raise Awareness of Breast Cancer
• Documentary-style Play ‘Birth’ Opens at OSU
• New Study Links Shift in Diet of Bald Eagles to Sea Otter Decline
• New Organic Catalyst Should Improve Drug Development, Lower Costs
• Caution Recommended with Unfamiliar Berry Plants
• Zappos.com Executive to Speak at Oregon State University
• Report Cites Success of Oregon’s Land-Use Planning
• Students Get ‘Small College’ Experience With New Program

September 2008

• Report Outlines Scientists’ Concern About Environmental Impact of Wave Energy
• Southern Calif. Coastal Water Contamination Poses Health Risk to Bathers
• Conference Takes on Pressing Public Health Issues
• Advance Offers Revolution in Food Safety Testing
• OSU receives Gates Foundation grant of nearly $1M for tuberculosis research
• OSU Open Source Lab Announces Advisory Council
• OSU Researcher Finds City Storm Drains a Haven for Mosquitoes
• OSU Kicks Off 2008-09 Year at University Day
• OSU Seeks Entries for 2008 Homecoming Parade
• Art About Agriculture Announces 27th Regional Art Competition
• Some 2,400 Oregonians Qualify for Free Tuition and Fees this Fall at OSU
• ‘The Mikado’ Has Return Engagement
• Oregon Selected for Northwest Marine Renewable Energy Center
• Tibetan Buddhism Expert Robert Thurman to Speak at OSU
• OSU Alumnus Leaves $2.6 Million to Valley Library
• Major Plant Conference Set This Week in Oregon
• OSU Hosts a Public Forum on Food and Fuel Prices
• “Biological Clock” Genes Control Plant Growth
• Agricultural Research Foundation Funds 33 OSU Projects
• Promoting ‘Family’ Brand Linked to Companies’ Financial Success
• OSU Study Uses New Method to Identify Meth Hot Spots in Oregon
• OSU Press Publishes New Book Tracing Oregon’s Wrack, Flotsam and Jetsam
• Ice Core Studies Confirm Accuracy of Climate Models
• Isolated White Oak Trees May be Critical Habitat for Birds in Agricultural Fields
• Guide Can Help Reduce Federal Taxes for Forestland Owners
• National Historic District Approved for Oregon State University
• Old Growth Forests Are Valuable Carbon Sinks
• Statewide Water Roundtables Seek Public Input
• Forum to Explore Pros and Cons of Offshore Aquaculture in the Pacific Northwest
• Study Resolves 50-Year-Old Debate, May Aid Cancer Research
• Scientists Test “Artificial Upwelling” to Learn More About Complex Ocean Ecosystem Behavior

August 2008

• Candidates to Interview for Director of New OUS Climate Research Institute
• New Map, Website Outlines Willamette River Water Issues
• Natural Amenities May Offset Economic Challenges Facing Remote Communities
• OSU, PSU, UO Launch ‘College Colors Fridays’ This Week
• Researchers Find Oldest Gecko Fossil Ever Discovered
• OSU Forestry Student Research Recognized as Best in Nation
• Carrington Receives MERIT Award from NIH
• New Map Shows Oregon’s Territorial Sea, Marine Seabed Habitats
• New Analysis of Earthquake Zone off Oregon Coast Raises Questions
• Study: Vibration Exercise Slows Weight Gain
• Study: Sperm Whales in Gulf Seemingly Unaffected by Distant Seismic Sounds
• More Can Be Done to Combat Childhood Obesity, Researcher Says
• New Adhesive a Major Commercial, Environmental Success
• OSU Extension and Oregon Tilth to Teach New Organic Gardening Course
• OSU to Shift Annual Commencement Ceremony to Saturday
• Tax Incentive Program Funds Six Oregon State Research Projects
• OSU Recognized as One of America’s Top 25 ‘Green Colleges’ and Universities
• Public Invited to Table Grape Field Seminar
• OSU Research Funding Grows By $25 Million, $75 Million Over Past Five Years
• Nuclear Renaissance Having Impact on Higher Education
• OSU Names Kansas State’s Rodgers as Dean of Liberal Arts College
• Douglas-fir: A 350-foot-long Drinking Straw is As Long As It Gets
• HMSC to Host Conference on “Sharing the Coast”
• OSU Foundation Announces Assistant Vice President for Gift Planning
• NOAA Leader Named Oregon Sea Grant Director
• Study of Loggerhead Turtles Suggests Holistic Look at Issue of Bycatch
• OSU Day at Oregon State Fair Features Solar Cars, Photo Contest & More
• Program Aids Low-Income Patients in Successful Medication Usage
• Alumni Couple Pledge $1.4 Million to Oregon State University
• Biological “Clock” Influences Damage Done by Oxidative Stress
• ‘The Mikado’ Opens at OSU
• Research to Boost Cellulosic Ethanol Programs
• OSU and WSU Extension to Co-Host Forest Owners Field Day on Aug. 23

July 2008

• OSU to Host International Conference on Animal Communication
• OSU Launches International Student Initiative
• OSU Open Source Lab Grows With Support From Google
• As Farmers' Markets Grow, So Should Management, Indicates OSU Study
• Report: Economic Impacts of Invasive Species May Rival that of Climate Change in Oregon
• Science Camp Brings Creativity of Youth to Mars Travel
• Long-time TV journalist, OSU Grad to Lead Alumni Efforts in Portland and Seattle
• Oregon State University Undertakes Measurement of its Carbon Footprint
• Troubleshooting in the Summer Vegetable Garden
• Online Business and Entrepreneurship Courses Provide Enrichment for Professionals, Students Alike
• Zinc Deficiency Could Lead to Cancer
• Lionfish Decimating Other Tropical Fish Populations, Threaten Coral Reefs
• HMSC to Host Forum this September on Offshore Aquaculture in the Pacific Northwest
• Oregon High School Students Chosen for National 4-H Congress
• OSU Toll-Free Hotline Opens to Help Gardeners Preserve Their Produce Safely
• New Report: Greatest Value of Forests is Sustainable Water Supply
• Global Fish Shortage Hits Surimi Market; Researchers Looking at New Sources
• Keep It Growing – Plant Fall and Winter Vegetables in July
• OSU Professor to Test Beijing Air Quality at Olympics
• Loss of Wolves Causes Major Ecosystem Disruption at Olympic National Park
• Transparent Semiconductors May Be Future of Flat Panel Display Industry
• Gilbert Named a Runyon Fellow
• Three Summer Camps to Reach Latino Youth Offered by OSU 4-H Youth Development Program
• OSU Study: County Budget Crisis to Have Impact on Roads, Law Enforcement
• New Company, Reactor Design May Boost Nuclear Energy
• Incentives for Carbon Sequestration, Species Protection Have Mixed Results, Study Says
• Post-Menopausal Women Wanted for New Bone Study
• Power Outage Affects Campus for Second Time in a Week
• Coffee Grounds Perk up Compost Pile With Nitrogen
• Lecture Series for ‘Bard in the Quad’ Announced
• Six Oregon Students Receive State Fair 4-H Scholarships
• OSU Aims to Hire 2 Researchers by September to Study Honeybee Health
• OSU Graduate Selected for Freedom Writers Scholarship

June 2008

• OSU Extension Tests Unconventional Ways to Make Pear Orchards More Profitable
• 4-H Lego Robotics Challenges Open to Public at State Fair
• DNA Study of Japanese ‘Whalemeat’ Markets Suggests Illegal/Unreported Hunting of Fin Whales
• Terri Irwin Signs MOU with Oregon State for Humpback Whale Research
• Annual Bard in the Quad Production at OSU, “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” Opens in July
• Fat Gets a Bad Rap
• Research Team: Laser Fluorescence Could Find Life on Mars
• Birds Communicate Reproductive Success In Song
• OSU’s Transparent Electronics Key to Solar Energy Breakthrough
• Efforts of OSU, Corps of Engineers to Relocate Terns Beginning to See Success
• OSU to honor WW II internment camp victims this Sunday at 139th commencement
• OSU Ecampus To Offer OSU Extension's Master Gardener Course On Line
• Six OSU Students Receive 2008-09 Fulbright Awards
• OSU and USDA Offer Fruit and Veggie Taste and Tour on July 26
• Get a Little Sun This Summer – It Could Help Save Your Life
• OSU Robotics Team Wins National Competition
• OSU’s Hatfield Marine Science Center to Host SeaFest Celebration June 28
• Debate Over Geologic “Hotspots” Continues, as New Paper Traces Origins of Samoa
• Oregon BEST Invests in Sustainability Sector
• “Free-Choice” Learning Challenges Traditional Science, Math Education
• OSU Scientist Uses Fiber Optics to Measure Water and Air
• Scientists Say Caution Prudent, as 200 Countries Agree on Ocean Fertilization Moratorium
• Forestry Students Named First Recipients of Mason Prize
• OSU Awards Hyslop Endowment to Seed Scientist
• OSU to Graduate Largest Class, Honor Displaced WWII-era Students
• OSU Alumnus, Department Head Named to National 4-H Council Board of Trustees
• Study: Business Students Not Less Ethical than Other Students
• OSU Begins Oak Creek Restoration at Livestock Facilities
• OSU Chamber Choir Presents President’s Concert, Heads to Germany
• OSU Signs Dual Degree Partnership Agreement with Clackamas
• State Police, OSU Bookstore Investigate Online Security Breach
• OSU to Sign Dual Degree Partnership Agreement on Tuesday with Clackamas

May 2008

• New Studies Highlight Concern over Rising Jellyfish Populations
• OSU Professor Works to Improve Information System at Olympics
• Campbell Named Hundere Chair in Religion and Culture
• UDR CEO Honors Former Professor with $1 Million Gift
• OSU Research Speeds Up Ripening Process for Comice, Bosc Pears
• Brigadier General Helms To Visit Oregon State University
• Trysting Tree Golf Club Celebrates 20th Anniversary by Rolling Back Golf Fees
• Fellows Named for Summer Research Program
• Survey Results Help Doctors Understand How to Help Hungry Patients
• OSU Alumnus Killed in Afghanistan
• Changing Ownership of Timber Lands Raises Social, Economic Challenges
• Lecture to Explore Middle East Geography, Culture
• Wright Named to Ocean Studies Board
• Pereira Receives Founder’s Award
• New Study Finds Increasing Acidification of Pacific Ocean’s Continental Shelf
• Coffin to Direct Communications and Outreach for OSU-Cascades Campus
• OSU Extension in Lane County Gets New Leader
• Reed to Give MacVicar Scholar Lecture at OSU
• Lubchenco Receives Zayed Prize for Environmental Research
• One-Act Plays by Students Featured at OSU
• New Detection Technology Reduces Risk of Nuclear Proliferation
• Middle School Students Climbing to New Heights
• OSU to Honor WWII-era Students of Japanese Ancestry at June Commencement
• OSU Ag Students Receive $11,700 in Scholarships
• OSU To Host 2008 Hyslop Farm Field Day on May 28
• Media Display Highlights OSU Patent Success
• New Mechanism Identified for Action of Possible Carcinogen
• Studies Confirm Greenhouse Mechanisms Even Further Into Past
• Workshop to Outline “Concept Based” Instruction
• OSU Honors Two Faculty Members With ‘Distinguished Professor’ Titles
• New Vice President to Head OSU Foundation Office in Portland
• Director Named for Austin Family Business Program
• Annual Student Fashion Show Scheduled for May 28
• Lecture Examines Bathing Practices of Europeans and Americans
• OSU’s Wind Ensemble to Perform at Carnegie Hall
• OSU Experts Available on Oregon Political Dynamics
• OSU Press Publishes New Book on Mount St. Helens Eruption, Renewal
• OSU-Cascades Researcher Receives Fulbright to Study Impact of Science on Policies
• Students to Test “Mars Rover” Entry
• OSU Engineering Expo Features Student Innovators, Inventions
• Leading Fish Biologist to Lecture at OSU May 14
• Noted Animal Planet Veterinarian Dr. Kevin Fitzgerald to Appear at OSU May 15
• History of Eating Locally Explored in New Lecture
• Survey Suggests Accessibility of Air Travel Generally Good
• Auditions Scheduled for ‘The Mikado’
• OSU Fares Well in Campus Recycling Competition

April 2008

• OSU Fares Well in Campus Recycling Competition
• Centennial Alumni and Business Partner Award Winners Announced
• Albatross Research Has Major Implications for Fishing Industry
• Loss of Cougars Linked to Disruption of Yosemite Ecosystem
• Medical Practices in Japan-ruled Taiwan Subject of Chun Chiu Lecture at OSU
• Students to Test “Tsunami Shelters”
• Carrington Elected to Prestigious National Academy of Sciences
• Design of Wine Bottles Makes Significant Difference in Perception, Taste
• OSU Designated Pac-10 Champs in EPA Green Power Challenge; Competition Ranks OSU 4th Nationally
• Pet Day Celebration Set May 3 at OSU
• OSU to Unveil Large Animal Hospital Expansion During May 3 Open House
• Gilfillan Lecture Features Expert on Lou Gehrig’s Disease
• ROTC Branches at OSU to Undergo Annual Joint Service Review
• OSU to Present Play by Former NEA Chairman; Noted Actor Stiers Joins Cast
• Rutgers Oceanographer to Deliver Byrne Lecture at OSU
• Kirch, Gormley Named to National Sports Posts
• Nanotech ‘Beaver’ Fights On In Tiny New Form
• OSU Launches Oregon’s Largest Commitment to Financial Aid and Access for Oregonians
• Tory Hagen Named to New Jamieson Chair in Healthspan Research
• OSU Groups Offer Music, Food at “Sabor Latino” Celebration
• OSU’s Hatfield Marine Science Center Eyes Long-Term Growth
• Some Food Dyes May Help Prevent Cancer
• Lead Hazards Can Be Reduced in Garden and Yard Soils
• OSU Extension Volunteers Offer Recipes, Tips at Lane County Food Pantries
• Study: Impact Exercise Increases Bone Mass, Decreases Fracture Risk
• English Language Institute at OSU to Develop Education Programs in Yemen
• OSU Taps History of Science Scholars for Endowed Horning Chairs
• OSU Workshops Help Ranching Families Plan for the Future
• Corvallis Middle-Schoolers Keep Linus Pauling’s Peace Legacy Alive
• Middle East Journalist, Scholar to Deliver Pauling Lecture at OSU
• Statewide Education Leaders Converge at OSU on May 6
• OSU to Recognize Earth Week with Series of Activities
• Operation: Military Kids Becomes Part of 4-H in Oregon
• Holocaust Memorial Week Begins April 28 at OSU; Extermination Camp Survivor to Speak
• OSU to Hold Program for Family-Owned Businesses in Bend
• Latest Earthquake Swarm off Coast Puzzles Scientists
• Researcher Studies Mobile Commerce, Recommends Privacy Enhancements
• Portland Conference Explores How Innovators and Entrepreneurs Find Opportunities
• Study Details Risks for Contamination on American Indian Lands
• Study Finds Low-Density Housing Sprawl “Ubiquitous”
• Albany Farmers' Market Seeing Benefits of OSU Research
• OSU Names Boggess Interim Dean of Agricultural Sciences
• Buddhist Activism in Greater China and Beyond Subject of Conference at OSU
• OSU Extension to Survey Beekeepers about Diseases
• Public Invited to Preview OPB film, learn about invasive species
• Marine Biologist to Give Lecture Friday at OSU
• OSU Organic Farm to Celebrate Earth Day with Food, Music
• Oregon Dance Presents 29th Annual Spring Concert
• Research Aimed at Protecting Salmon in Jeopardy – Because of Lack of Salmon
• Salmon Decline Linked Mostly to Ocean Conditions, Scientists Says
• Program: OSU Extension-trained Composters Perk up Ground with Coffee Grounds
• Program: Top OSU Extension Food Preserver to Hang up Apron after Four Decades
• Program: Exploration of French Song Comes to OSU
• When A Good Wine Goes Bad: OSU Extension Enologist Offers Workshop for Winemakers
• 4-H Honors Those Who Help Oregon Youth Thrive
• Oregon State University 4-H Program Awards Scholarships
• Scientists Eye Possible Link Between Cascadia Zone, San Andreas Fault
• Medical Writers Visit OSU for Series of Public Events
• Distinguished Professor, Microbiologist Named Dean of OSU Honors College

March 2008

• OSU Extension Helps Expand Sustainable Food-buying Options
• Presentation to Address Radiation Health Response Needs
• OSU Extension Forestry Assistant to Retire after 15 Years in Clackamas County
• Professor Elected to Orion Society
• Activist to Speak on Situation in Darfur
• Russian Language Comedy to be Performed
• Researcher to Give Series of Lectures on “The Secrets of Alchemy”
• ‘Leading through Ethics’ Topic of Lecture at OSU
• Pharmacy Outreach Program Offers Health Screening, Information
• Marine Protection Initiatives Attracting Broad National Support
• New Parasite Discovered; Infects Waterfowl, Other Species
• Sea Grant to Deliver Marine Reserves Comments to State Advisors
• OSU Accounting and Management Information Systems Receive Prestigious Certification
• Unions and Childbearing in Low-Income Families Subject of Lecture
• Innovation and Art in Fruit Topic of Lecture at OSU
• OSU Extension 4-H Wildlife Stewards Program Receives National Award
• $5 Million Gift to Help Construct OSU Student Success Center
• Oregon State University’s Campaign Surpasses $400 Million
• Studies Question Social, Environmental Implications of Midwest Agriculture
• OSU's 2008 Art About Agriculture Tour Features Time in the Landscape
• Study Finds Healthy River Ecosystems Vital to Removing Excess Nitrogen
• Unexpected Nutrient Found Key to Ocean Function
• A Spiritual Approach to Conflict Resolution
• OSU Researcher Receives $3 Million Grant to Study Education Program
• Public Forum Thursday in Newport to Address Ocean Observation
• Veterinary Medicine Leader to Give 2008 Commencement Address at OSU
• New OSU Program Designs With Nature
• OSU Taking Applications for Middle-School Summer Science Camp
• OSU Forensics Team Attends National Tournaments
• Social Critic David Korten to Speak
• Applications Sought for 2008 Excellence in Family Business Awards
• Martin Kelley Honored with Lifetime Trustee Award
• Peter Johnson Honored with Dan Poling Service Award
• Resers Honored with Martin Chaves Lifetime Achievement Award
• OSU Researcher Documents Rare Wolverine in California
• OSU Research Could Lead To Bio-fuels Processed From Algae
• OSU Professor Recognized for Work in Weed Science
• Dean of OSU College of Agricultural Sciences Announces Retirement

February 2008

• Public Invited to Observe Spring Lambing at OSU Sheep Center
• Does Gingko Biloba Affect Memory?
• Species Discovered To Help Address Hemlock Pest Epidemic
• OSU Lecture to Look at Religious Pamphlets by Leading Scientists
• OSU Software Spinout Company Launches First Product
• Oregon Ag Industry Linked to $25.8 Billion In Sales, Says OSU Report
• OSU Libraries’ Digital Archive Ranked Seventh Nationally
• OSU to Hold Conference for Students from Family-Owned Businesses
• Workshop to Update Public Employees, Retirees on Status of PERS
• OSU Celebrates Linus Pauling and Release of New U.S. Postal Service Stamp
• New Study: Long-Term Global Warming May be Tough to Reverse
• Chemistry Breakthrough Could Have Electronic, Biomedical Implications
• OSU to Host 32nd Annual Gerontology Conference April 3-4
• Recycled Fashion Show Opens at OSU
• ‘Street Theater' Opens at OSU
• After 19 Years at Helm of Oregon Climate Service, George Taylor to Retire
• Family Forest Succession Program Going National
• The Hagen Family Tree Farm: Real Life, Real Solutions
• Conference Will Explore Aquifer Storage as Option for Water Challenges
• OSU-Cascades Offers Community Dialogue Workshops to Public
• Stephen Yenser to Give Poetry Reading
• Environmental Law Scholar Mary Wood to Speak on ‘Nature's Trust’
• Professor Picked as Top Young Historian
• Professor Picked as Top Young Historian
• Family Honors Nat Giustina With $4-Million Gift for Two OSU Professorships
• New $1 Million Professorship to Grow OSU’s Turf Program
• Interviews Set for Sea Grant Director Candidates
• AAAS Panel: Climate Change Creating Major Impacts on World’s Oceans
• OSU Honors Outstanding Engineering Alumni
• Low-Oxygen Events Unprecedented, Disrupt Ocean Ecosystem
• Nobel Peace Prize Winner Esquivel to Meet with Students, Give Talk at OSU for PeaceJam
• OSU Senior Honored as All-American Scholar
• Novelist Kim Stanley Robinson to Speak on 'The Future as Commons'
• Mason Prize for Integrity and Moral Courage Announced
• Horizon Air, OSU Unveil New Beaver Plane
• Novelist to Speak on Mountaintop Removal Mining
• Public Forums on Marine Reserves Set in Eight Coastal Communities
• Neah-Kah-Nie Continues Dominance of Salmon Bowl Competition
• Fish and Game Association Creates OSU Scholarship Fund
• Oregon Teens to Compete in Annual Salmon Bowl Competition
• OSU Announces Agricultural Honors Scholarships
• Legacy of Linus: Sixty Years of Valentines - The Story of Linus and Ava Helen Pauling
• ‘Design your Dream Kitchen Workshops’ held at OSU
• 'Getting Biofuels Right' Topic of Lecture at OSU
• Health Screenings Aid Analysis of Genetic Basis for Disease
• Sounds of the Antarctic: OPB Field Guide to Feature OSU Researchers
• Nike General Manager to Speak on Sustainability
• OSU Soil Microbiology Professors Receive Research Award
• OSU Business Students Win Tax Competition

January 2008

• 2008 Starker Lectures to Explore Managed Forestry
• Search Begins for Director of New OUS Climate Research Institute
• Oregon’s Reputation, Climate Change Drawing Students to New Master’s Program
• Rapid Change in Ecosystems Challenges Species Survival
• Three OSU Oceanographers Named Fellows of AGU
• OSU to Hold Program for Family-Owned Businesses in Bend, Happy Valley and Corvallis
• Workshop Offers Information on Healthy Air in Homes
• New Book by OSU Press Looks at American West’s Tradition of Hunting and Harvest
• OSU Launches ‘Oregon Wildlife Explorer’ Portal; Includes ‘Wildlife Viewer’
• Speaker to Address ‘Blackness Beyond Borders’
• Study Finds 2004 Oregon Quakes Were in “Locked” Area of Tectonic Plate Boundary
• The Austin Entrepreneurship Program Hosts the Inaugural New Enterprise Challenge
• Beaches Ravaged by Tsunami Still Eroding
• Professor Selected as Vice President of History of Science Society
• Program for Family Businesses to be Held in Portland Area
• 'Nonlinear' Ecosystem Response Offers Options to Environmental Gridlock
• New Study: OSU Has $1.5-Billion ‘Economic Footprint’ Across Oregon
• Lipoic Acid Supplements Reduce Atherosclerosis, Weight Gain
• Study: Housing Discrimination Makes Case for Reparations for Black Americans
• Krane Honored by OSU’s University Honors College
• OSU to Host Small Farms Conference Focused on Direct Marketing
• OSU Class Heading to Antarctica; Spots Open for Public
• OSU’s Hatfield Marine Science Center Offers “Flotsam Fest”
• Meyer Memorial Trust Grant to Enhance Science Education
• “Planet Taco”: Spreading Popularity of Mexican Food Topic of Lecture at OSU
• OSU, ONAMI Team Up to Hire Leading Materials Science Engineer
• Local Businesses Invited to Open House
• Noted Prof Temple Grandin to Speak at OSU on Animal Welfare
• NOAA Researcher to Lecture at OSU on Ocean C0² and Acidification
• Insect Attack May Have Been Death Knell for Dinosaurs

December 2007

• OSU Institute Gets Grant from Irwins to Study Whales in Southern Hemisphere
• Xerox President to Speak at OSU
• Coast Range Landslides a Historic Reality in Pacific Northwest
• Clatskanie Landslide: OSU Background
• National Pesticide Hotline Provides Information In More Than 170 Languages
• El Teléfono Directo Nacional de Pesticidas Proporciona Información En Más de 170 Idiomas
• Wave Tests Measure Forces of Hurricane Flooding
• AGU Talk: Science of Climate Change Needs to Scale Down to Community Level
• The SMILE Program at OSU Awarded Grant for Pre-College Engineering
• Research Reveals Link Between Life Satisfaction and Self-Employment
• OSU Extended Campus Reports Significant Increase in Online Degree Enrollment
• Auditions Scheduled for 'Street Theater'
• New Book Published on Pioneering Native American Philosopher
• New National Map Shows Relative Risk for Invasion of Zebra and Quagga Mussels
• Deadly Staph Infections Prompt Research on Best Treatment for Cuts, Scrapes
• Gift from Classmates.com Founder Boosts OSU Social Entrepreneurship Program

November 2007

• OSU Launches New Website on Paulings’ Peace Activities
• Professor Receives National Award for Teaching
• Two New Books Highlight History of Cinema; Film as History
• OSU Students Earn Membership to the National Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi
• OSU to Team with Wallowa Resources in Rural Sustainability Partnership
• Major Research Effort Saves Prized Oregon Tree
• OSU Ranks High Nationally in Measure of Faculty Productivity
• OSU’s Wright Named Oregon “Professor of the Year” by CASE, Carnegie Foundation
• Research Breakthrough Uses Nanotechnology to Target Cancer Tumors
• Oregon Volunteers Sought to Measure, Report Precipitation Around the State
• Noted OSU Fisheries Researcher Honored with Presidential Award
• Study Links Preschool Behavior to Academic Success
• Study: Western Streams Inundated with Non-Native Fish, Amphibians
• Extreme Tides in November, December Provide Hazards – and a Challenge for Scientists
• Survey Reveals Conflict Between Natural Resource Ideals, Realities
• Top Family Businesses Honored at Awards Event in Portland
• OSU’s Ahern Receives Mentor Award from Medical Research Foundation
• Drug Dosages Often Inappropriate for Obese Patients
• Distinguished Professors Speak this Month on Physical Activity, Hazardous Waste Sitess
• Oregon Sea Grant affiliates win awards
• Nov. 17 Workshop Will Discuss Sauvie Island Erosion
• Genetic Techniques to Speed Tree Improvement
• Oregon's Artisan Cheese Makers On a Roll
• New Material Bends Light “Wrong Way,” Opens Optical Possibilities
• Dietterich Named AAAS Fellow
• Oregon State University Celebrates International Education Week
• Oregon State University Ranked As A Campus Sustainability Leader
• Scientists See Potential Problems With Using Grass Seed Straw As Livestock Feed
• Speaker to Give Talk on Molecular Gastronomy
• Author to Read from Memoir on Childhood in Corvallis
• Speaker to Address Food Biotechnology
• Oregon Blueberry Growth "Phenomenal," Says Extension Expert
• Scientists Mull Ecological Impacts of Wave Energy Projects
• Conference to Explore Sustaining Oregon Forests
• OSU Sponsors “GIS Day”
• Changing Character of American Property Ownership Subject of Next Lecture
• Study Shows Drug Effective in Treating, Preventing Breast Cancer

October 2007

• OSU Researchers Develop New Approach for Studying Tissue Regeneration
• Natural Resource Leader Leaves OSU $1.5 Million for “Watchable Wildlife” Chair
• OSU Faculty Member Named Educator of the Year by Apparel Magazine
• OSU College of Ag Sciences Inducts Four Into Hall of Fame
• OSU Invites Middle School Girls (and Parents) To Discover the Scientist Within
• Oregon State University launches $625 million campaign, the first in OSU history
• OSU receives $77 million for Linus Pauling Science Center
• Carrington Honored by Sigma Xi
• OSU Honors Standout Engineering Faculty, Staff, Students
• OSU Sets Homecoming this Weekend
• OSU Creates Childcare Center For Student Parents
• Oregon State University Students Earn Honors Scholarships
• OSU Launches ‘Land Use Explorer’ Portal; Includes ‘Measure 37 Viewer’
• Prominent OSU Agricultural Researcher Dies
• Massive Fires Consistent with Climate Change, Predicted Years Ago
• Speaker to Address Unique Experience of Working for Starbucks
• OSU Student Named One of 100 Most Influential Filipinas in the U.S.
• OSU College Honors 38 Citizens as 2007 Diamond Pioneers
• OSU Researchers Receive $2.3 Million from OWEB for Major Watershed Projects
• OSU Launches First Ecological Engineering Degree in U.S.
• OSU Forensics Team, British National Debate Team to Host Debate
• ‘Angels in America’ Opens at OSU
• OSU Foundation Taps Rodgers to Lead Cascades Campus Foundation
• OSU Vet College Receives Full Accreditation for Seven Years
• Agricultural Foundation Awards 33 Grants To OSU Researchers
• Shawn Morford Appointed Extension Staff Chair At Warm Springs
• Speaker at OSU to Critique Starbucks and the Illusion of Public Space
• Noted Author William Kittredge to Give Reading at OSU
• GOSCON Open Document Debate Generates Intense Interest
• College of Business Gets ODOT Grant to Create ‘Intelligent’ Traffic System
• New OSU-Cascades Campus Leader Looks to Build Pipeline of Students
• Civil Rights Activist Legend to Deliver Pauling Peace Lecture
• OSU MBA Program Ranked Among Top 100 by Aspen Institute
• OSU Foundation Announces Six New Trustees
• Former White House aide Keith Boykin to speak at OSU, UO
• OSU Socratic Club Debate to Focus on ‘Is Christianity Good for the World?’
• Internationally Known Speakers Highlight Pauling Conference
• Entries Sought for Homecoming Parade
• Salmonid Hatcheries Cause “Stunning” Loss of Reproductive Ability
• GOSCON Executive Panel Will Help Navigate the Sharp Turns in Open Document Debate
• OSU Faculty Couple Pledges $1 Million to Endow Humanities Professorship
• American Academy of Kinesiology and Physical Education Honors OSU Professor

September 2007

• OSU Honor Roll, Summer Term 2007, Oregon Students (PDF Format)
• OSU Honor Roll, Summer Term 2007, Out of State Students (PDF Format)
• OSU Honor Roll, Summer Term 2007, International Students (PDF Format)
• Pharmacy College to Offer Health Screenings at OMSI
• Noah’s Art: Oregon State University Student Soars with the Birds
• Childhood Obesity, Latino Health Care among Key Issues Addressed at Conference
• OSU Recognized for Coral Reef Research
• ‘Food for Thought’ Lectures Combines Horning, Biotechnology Series
• OSU Scientists Open Green Roof Test Site to Public for Tour and Discussion
• Dinosaur Expert to Present 2007 Condon Lecture
• Bacteria Join Ranks of Lazy Cheaters
• Governor's Award Recognizes OSU Extension Volunteer
• OSU Linus Pauling Institute Expert: Vitamin E Trials “Fatally flawed”
• For Salmon and Human Communities, “Resilience” Emerging as Key Concept
• Oregon State University Dad’s Weekend Comedy Show Tickets Now On Sale
• OSU recognizes faculty, staff achievements as part of ‘University Day’
• Participants Wanted for New Study
• New Program Offers Higher Education for Warm Springs Reservation Employees
• Retired Oregon 4-H Leader Installed in National 4-H Hall of Fame
• OSU Calls for Entries in 2008 Art About Agriculture Competition
• OSU Researchers to Study Effect of Floods on Estuaries Through EPA Grant
• Climate-change Outreach Project Funded
• OSU Receives $1.1 Million to Install New “Hurricane” Wavemaker
• OSU Vet Med College Begins Partnership with Oregon Humane Society in Portland
• Team of Oregon Scientists to Study Harmful Algal Blooms off Coast
• Seaside Model to Study “Vertical” Tsunami Escape
• Invasion of New Beach Grass Could Weaken Shoreline Protection
• ‘H.M.S. Pinafore’ To Return for One Weekend
• Trip to “Lost World” Brings Insect Discoveries to OSU
• New System Could Address Air Traffic Crisis
• OSU Concludes First Equity-Sharing Venture
• Registration Open for Fall Saturday Academy
• You Can Teach an Old Dog New Tricks – With the Right Diet
• Auditions Scheduled for ‘Angels in America’
• Conservation Biology Program at OSU Ranked First in Nation
• Value Added to Oregon Ag Products a Major Impact, Says OSU Report

August 2007

• OSU, Samaritan Health Services Seek Volunteers for a Study on Smoking, Cancer Risk
• New winter hooded barley selections ready for licensing and testing
• Third-Annual Government Open Source Conference Set for Oct. 15-16
• Oregon Sea Grant Director Malouf Announces Retirement
• Forecast: After Slow Start, Western Oregon May be Cooler, Wetter – and Snowier?
• OSU Program in Portland Trains Future Teachers in Diversity through Community Involvement
• Amber Specimen Captures Ancient Chemical Battle
• New Tools Available to Tackle Epidemic of Swiss Needle Cast
• Same Gene Protects From One Disease, Opens Door to Another
• Four OSU Navy ROTC Students Become Commissioned Officers
• OSU Seed Lab Busy as Oregon Farmers Harvest 2007 Grass Seed Crop
• Johnson Joins OSU Extension as Staff Chair in Harney County
• Multiple Species at Risk from Emphasis on Conifer-Dominated Forests
• 2007 Micro-Nano Conference to Explore New Findings
• OSU Teams With Woods Hole, Scripps on Ocean Observatories Initiative
• Taste Test Volunteers Help Explore What We Like to Eat and Why
• OSU Extended Campus Associate Dean Elected to Leadership Position
• Wastewater chemistry reveals patterns of municipal drug use
• New Microbial Fuel Cell Design Boosts Electricity Production
• New Interim Director Named for Austin Family Business Program
• Student Takes Solar Trailer on Road Trip
• OSU attracts $206 million in research funding, earns $2.5 million in licensing income
• Eastern Oregon Wheat Growers Take Aim at New Marketing Strategy
• Former Fidelity National Executive Pledges $1.7 Million to Support Oregon State Students
• New Book by Former Player Asks: Could Too Much Success Undermine the $7 Billion NFL?
• New Study: Hispanics’ Drug Use Rises with Acculturation
• OSU Food Scientists Honored by National Institute of Food Technologists
• Gilbert and Sullivan’s ‘H.M.S. Pinafore’ to Open
• Concern Over Equine Herpes Virus Prompts Informational Seminar at OSU
• Ocean Biology, Productivity Driven by Jet Stream
• Oregon 4-H, OSU Smile Program Sponsor Summer Science Camp
• OSU’s Abbott to Return as Dean Instead of Taking NSF Position
• Extreme Weather Stresses Douglas-Firs
• Ocean Energy Conference to Review Progress, Needs

July 2007

• OSU Releases New Disease-Resistant Soft White Winter Wheat for Willamette Valley
• Scientists, Brewers Converge on Corvallis for First International Hops Symposium
• OSU Scientists Detect Low-Oxygen Zones Forming Off Coast for Sixth Straight Year
• Beach Erosion Experts from Around the World Gather at OSU for Conference
• OSU Students Demonstrate Sustainable Practices at New Center
• Fear of Wolves Allows First Aspen Recovery in Yellowstone in More Than 50 Years
• Cork is Still King, But Wine Lovers Can Be Swayed by Taste
• ‘Epigenetics’ Providing a New View of Diet and Cancer
• Economists Find Current Biofuel Potential in Oregon May Be Costly and Limited
• Seashore North of Columbia River Faces Major Erosion
• Weatherford Hall Granted LEED Certification
• Farmers' Markets Growing in Popularity But Not All Succeed
• Malnutrition in Elderly a Major Concern, Needs Attention
• OSU Extended Campus Courses Help Siletz Academy Students Graduate
• Influx of Cool-Water, Fatty Copepods Bodes Well for Salmon, Sablefish
• NSF Awards $1.6 Million to OSU to Establish EarthScope National Office
• OSU’s Annual Summer Blood Drive July 24-27
• Oregon 4-H Receives $90,000 Grant From Weyerhaeuser Foundation
• Coastal Mapping Experts to Meet at OSU
• Honeybee “Colony Collapse Disorder” an Overstated Crisis
• 2007 ECampus Graduates Largest Class to Date
• Operation Purple, Oregon 4-H Helping Youth in Military Families
• Bill Rauch to Kick Off Bard in the Quad Lectures
• OSU Dean to Assume NSF Leadership Post
• OSU Press finds new home in OSU Libraries
• OSU College of Engineering Restructures To Enhance Education, Economic Impact
• OSU Researchers Study Deadly Rip Currents That Are “More Common Than Rare”
• New C-Section System Developed for Rural Hospitals
• OSU Gives “Culture of Writing” Awards to Students
• Ten Oregon State University Students Awarded Diversity Scholarships for Study Abroad

June 2007

• New Research Outlines Critical Steps for Family Businesses
• Up-to-Date Canning Books and Recipes Essential for Food Safety
• OSU Professor Calls for Aggressive Health Screening of Female Athletes
• Study to Examine Carbon Balance in Western U.S.
• Workshop to Address Formaldehyde Regulations
• Fellows Named for Summer Research Program
• Cast Set for ‘Much Ado About Nothing’
• Wood Science Researcher Receives “Green Chemistry” Award
• New Exhibit Highlights History of OSU Theater
• OSU Honor Roll, Spring Term 2007, Oregon Students (PDF Format)
• OSU Honor Roll, Spring Term 2007, Out of State Students (PDF Format)
• OSU Honor Roll, Spring Term 2007, International Students (PDF Format)
• OSU/EPA Study to Focus on Danger Nanoparticles Pose to Humans, Environment
• OSU Scientists to Study Human Health Effects of Manufactured Nanomaterials
• Report Indicates Bioenergy Activity, Industry Moving Quickly in Oregon
• OSU Honors Two Faculty Members With ‘Distinguished Professor’ Titles
• Researchers Discover “Acquired” DNA Key to Certain Bacterial Infection
• A Six-Inch Tall Tree: Researchers Demonstrate Way to Control Height
• Oregon philanthropist leaves $8 million to OSU
• The OSU College of Health and Human Sciences: ‘Taking Care of Life’
• Human Activities Increasing Carbon Sequestration in Forests
• OSU Prof Honored by National Association for Achievements
• Salvage Logging, Replanting Increased Biscuit Fire Severity
• OSU to Bestow Nearly 4,600 Degrees; Commencement Set June 17
• Commencement List 2007 - Oregon Students (PDF format)
• Commencement List 2007 - Out-of-state Students (PDF format)
• Commencement List 2007 - International Students (PDF format)
• Oregon Youth Weighs in On U.S. Honeybee Decline, Wins National Essay Contest
• Researcher Finds Long-Term Ownership Key To Corporate Responsibility
• Popular SeaFest Celebration to Return to Oregon Coast on June 23
• OSU-Cascades Campus Set to Present its 1,000th Degree
• Director Appointed to Lead OSU Office of Women’s Advancement and Gender Equity
• OSU College of Vet Med to Graduate Historic Class on June 10
• OSU High Five Challenge Victory Over UO to be Broadcast on June 10
• New Economic Study Examines Effect of Land-use Laws on Property Values
• New Civil Engineering Leader at OSU
• OSU Students Make “Green” Polymer from Biodiesel, Wine Products

May 2007

• Oregon Wine Growing Rapidly on Shoulders of Increasing Acreage, High Quality Production
• Bottled Water Boom Has Environmental Drawbacks
• New Conference to Focus on ‘Doing Business in the Pacific Rim’
• Study of Dead Whale May be Inconclusive, Scientists Say
• Professor Robert Nye to Give ‘Last Lecture’
• Study of Bat Flight Could Improve Autonomous Flying Vehicles
• OSU Names Roper as Interim Dean of College of Liberal Arts
• One-Act Plays by Students Featured at OSU
• New Approach to Fixing Spreadsheet Errors Could Save Billions
• Lindquist to Speak at Knudson Lecture
• Study Advances Efforts to Use Gene Therapy to Treat Obesity
• Beach Safety Videos from Oregon Sea Grant Available Online
• Oregon Agricultural Sales Hit New High at $4.4 Billion
• Milosh Popovich Honored with Lifetime Trustee Award
• NIH Researcher Receives Linus Pauling Institute Prize
• OSU Hyslop Farm Field Day Focuses on Cereal Grains, Seed Crops
• College of Forestry Confers Awards
• Acclaimed Native American Writer to Speak at OSU
• Political Science Professor to Study Terrorism Threat in Israel
• Function Outlined of Lipoic Acid as Anti-Aging Compound
• Students Showcase Fashion and Design Work at Annual Event
• Auditions Scheduled for ‘Much Ado About Nothing’
• OSU to Release “Reuben” Back into Pacific Ocean on May 22
• Salmon Tracking Program Begins Second Season, Expands to California
• New Study: DNA Analysis Suggests Under-Reported Kills of Threatened Whales
• Eat Your Broccoli: Study Finds Strong Anti-Cancer Properties in Cruciferous Veggies
• Roots Rock and Reggae Festival at OSU on June 2
• Oregon State University Hosting Battle of the Bands
• Distinguished Professors Speaking This Month on Climate Change, Materials Science
• Wave Energy Moving Forward, Update to Congress Planned
• Documentary ‘Waterbuster’ To Show at OSU
• Fifth Annual Colts-In-Training Sale Scheduled At OSU Horse Center
• Oregon 4-H Members Selected as Finalists for National Congress in Atlanta
• OSU Sponsors New Art Exhibition to Celebrate Centennials
• OSU Honor Roll, Winter Term 2007, Oregon Students (PDF Format)
• OSU Honor Roll, Winter Term 2007, Out-of-State Students (PDF Format)
• OSU Honor Roll, Winter Term 2007, International Students (PDF Format)
• Diet, Optimum Health Conference to Explore New Findings
• Well, Septic System Class and Water Testing Offered
• ‘Another Perspective on Jamestown’ Final Lecture in American Culture & Politics Series
• OSU Students Vote Self-Imposed Fee to Purchase “Green” Energy for Campus
• OSU Hosts Annual Spring Blood Drive May 14-17
• OSU Taking Applications for Middle-School Summer Science Camp
• Alumni, Business Partner Award Winners Announced
• Severe Fire Season Predicted for Western U.S.
• OSU Sets Rulemaking Hearing on May 30
• OSU Extension Specialist to Lead China Trip
• New L.L. Stewart Faculty Scholar to Create Online Courses for Safer Pest Management
• Engineering Expo Features Student Innovators
• “Surface Faults” Raise Ante for Pacific Northwest Earthquake Risks
• Create a Healthy Pond; Enroll in Pond School 2007
• Chief Economist to Address Environmental Policy Issues in China
• OSU Archivist to be Honored with Oregon Heritage Award
• Amphibian Evolution in Losing Race With Environmental Change

April 2007

• OSU Researchers to Visit Site of 2004, 2005 Indonesian Quakes on Groundbreaking Project
• Agricultural Economist Joins OSU Extension in Klamath County
• OSU Offers Teacher and Counselor Education Courses This Summer in Portland
• Professor Receives CAREER Award From NSF
• Anthropologist and Dancer Next Guest of Native American Philosophies
• History Professor Named Fellow of National Humanities Center
• Class Examines Role of Drugs in Sports
• Scientists Link Volcanic Eruption with Historic Major Global Warming Period
• Wheelchair Obstacle Course Fundraiser Set for May
• OSU’s Extended Campus, Former Dean Honored with National Awards
• Final Horning Lecture Presents ‘Darwin, Sex and Slavery’
• OSU College of Veterinary Medicine to Hold 20th Annual Pet Day on May 5
• Succession Planning for Boomers Focus of 2007 Austin Family Business Conference
• OSU to Host Mom’s Weekend
• OSU Luau Brings Island Magic to Oregon
• Oregon Literary Fellowship Recipient Comes to OSU
• Discovery Outlines Basic Communication Inside Cells
• Book Explores Modern Western Silviculture
• Celebrated Cherokee Leader Wilma Mankiller to Speak at OSU
• OSU Students Help Shelter Pets Become Adoptable Through Surgery Program
• Out of Sight, Out of Mind – Deep Mud Seafloors Face Quiet Destruction
• OSU Alumnus Gives $1 Million to Improve Engineering Students’ Communication Skills
• Malaria Awareness Week Comes to OSU
• Arsenic Contamination in Wells Raises Concerns
• OSU’s Ed Ray Signs “Presidents Climate Commitment” for Sustainability
• OSU’s Hatfield Marine Science Center to Host Earth Day Events
• Strauss Appointed to Two Federal Committees
• Inupiaq Storyteller next Native American Philosophies Speaker
• 4-H Center Hosts Open House for Potential Camp Counselors, Public
• OSU Selects First Participant in Sabbatical with Corvallis School District
• Applications Sought for 2007 Excellence in Family Business Awards
• Episcopal Leader Katharine Jefferts Schori to Return to OSU for Public Lecture
• Discovery Could be Key Advance for Nanotechnology
• Professor Awarded Fulbright To Research Cell Phone Privacy Issues
• Engineering Professor Headed to Argentina as Fulbright Scholar
• Study Confirms Mechanism for Current Shutdowns, European Cooling
• Nobel Peace Prize Winner Betty Williams to Meet With Students at OSU for PeaceJam
• Oregon Dance Presents 28th Annual Spring Concert
• New Alignment Brings OSU Extension, Extended Campus Closer Together
• Portland Conference Brings Business, Education, Government Leaders Together
• Lecture Series Takes on Issues of Childhood Risk and Resilience
• RealNetworks Rewards Efforts of OSU Student Programmers
• OSU Taps Diana Sloane to Take Reins of OSU-Cascades Campus
• OSU Oceanographers to Study at the North Pole for Clues to Arctic, Global Circulation
• Critically Acclaimed Oregon Author Comes to OSU
• Nonfiction Writer To Give Reading at OSU
• College of Business Hires New Director for Austin Entrepreneurship Program
• OSU Diagnostic Lab, Faculty Working with Oregon Vets, Public as Pet Food Recall Continues
• Predators help shape rivers by affecting grazing behaviors
• Slow but Reasonably Sure: Burned Forest Lands Regenerate Naturally
• National Gerontology Experts Address Aging Issues

March 2007

• Mountain Logging Conference at OSU
• Rural Students Build Model Tsunami Shelters
• OSU Insect Ecologist's Book of Butterfly, Moth Portraits Published By Harvard Press
• OSU makes registration, progress toward graduation easier for students
• Saving Nemo: Researchers Hope to Reduce Mortality in Marine Ornamental Fish
• OSU's 2007 Art About Agriculture Tour Features Both Land and Sea
• Leading Community College Educator to Give Annual Carpenter Lecture at OSU
• Cambridge Fellow Named OSU’s 2007 Horning Visiting Scholar
• Newest Horning Lecture Presents ‘A Less Hostile View of Nature’
• Family donates historic photograph collection to OSU’s Valley Library
• Local Company, University Helping Toddler Fight for Life
• OSU Professor Recognized for Contributions to Land Stewardship
• OSU Business Faculty Member Receives Grant from Fulbright Scholar Program
• OSU Program Prepares High School Students for College Life
• Holocaust Memorial Week Brings Survivors and Scholars to Campus
• Former Students Create Professorship in Honor of Earthquake Expert
• OSU Student, Grad Team Up to Take Toy from Classroom to Business
• OSU to Host Nuclear Society Conference
• OSU study identifies best method for evaluating Measure 37 claims
• Public Urged to Restrain from Touching Seal Pups
• When it Comes to Baseball, It’s All About the Weather
• OSU/NOAA Study: Copper From Autos, Other Sources Increases Predation Risk to Salmon
• New Degree Approved for College of Business
• OSU Report Finds Innovation in Oregon High Schools
• OSU researcher: Sex-selective abortion issue in India needs a ‘culturally relevant’ approach
• New rankings: OSU leads the nation in agricultural research, scores high in geoscience
• New Lecture Series Highlights Work of Native Americans
• Disease Opened Door to Invading Species in California, Pacific Northwest
• Memorable Ocean Lectures Released on DVD
• Sounds of the Antarctic Revealed: Earthquakes, Icebergs and Pygmy Whales
• Edward Weston Film Premiering Tonight is Based on Book by OSU Author
• Acclaimed Short Story Writer Eisenberg to Give Reading at OSU
• Grant Allows OSU to Host Summer Camp for Middle School Students
• New Edition of DVD Commemorates 50th Anniversary of Celilo Falls Inundation
• Ken and Sue Poorman Honored with Dan Poling Service Award
• Three Alumni Honored with Martin Chaves Lifetime Achievement Award
• Norbert Wellman Honored with Lifetime Trustee Award
• Research Aids in Development of Safer, More Comfortable Military Helmets
• OSU Engineer Named New Boeing Professor of Design
• Oregon State University Joins Eclipse Foundation, Announces Global Open Source Health Project
• OSU Veterinarian to Study Iditarod Dogs for Endurance Clues
• Native American Collaborative Institute Created To Collaborate With Tribes
• Studies Force New View on Biology, Nutritional Action of Flavonoids
• Poultry Industry Announces Annual Youth Contest
• Public Invited to Observe Spring Lambing at OSU Sheep Center
• Guests Won’t Need Tickets for Oregon State University Commencement

February 2007

• PNAS: Ocean Upwelling Delay Gives Scientists Sneak Preview of What Future May Hold
• Pauling Birthday Marked with Release of Catalog
• Study Citing Antioxidant Vitamin Risks Based on Flawed Methodology
• New Study: Iron in Northwest Rivers Fuels Phytoplankton, Fish Populations
• Governor Proclaims Feb. 28 ‘Linus Pauling Day’ Throughout Oregon
• OSU Honors Outstanding Engineering Alumni
• OSU to Lead ADEC/USDA Delegation to Chinese Universities
• OSU Alumni, Friends to Celebrate “An Orange and Black Evening” in Portland
• OSU Extension Classes Prepare Fishermen, Scientists to Survive At Sea
• OSU Students Attend Class Inside Oregon State Penitentiary
• Recycled Fashion Show ‘Garbage Montage’ Opens at OSU
• Gas Movement A Key to Mount St. Helens Explosions
• 'Ten Commandments' Could Improve Fisheries Management
• AAS Panel: Long-lived Deep-sea Fishes Imperiled by Technology, Overfishing
• OSU, OHSU, Samaritan Health Services to establish 'regional campus'
• Scientists Say U.S. Needs to Plan for Climate Change-Induced Summer Droughts
• Scientists Help Agriculture Face a Future with Less Water
• Changes in West Coast Marine Ecosystems Significant, Scientists Say at AAAS
• Country Music Group Emerson Drive to Perform at Oregon State University
• Former OSU Education Dean Writes Book on Children in Poverty
• OSU Honor Roll, Fall Term 2006, Oregon Students (PDF Format)
• OSU Honor Roll, Fall Term 2006, Out-of-State Students (PDF Format)
• OSU Honor Roll, Fall Term 2006, International Students (PDF Format)
• OSU Socratic Club Debate to Focus on ‘What is the Heart of Christianity?’
• OSU Doctoral Student Receives Thurgood Marshall Graduate Fellowship
• OSU Offering Graduate Programs in Adult Education in Portland, Salem Areas
• OSU Hosts Annual Winter Blood Drive Feb. 19-22
• Oregon Teens to Compete in Annual Salmon Bowl Competition
• Guest Speaker to Examine Poverty From Poor Women’s Perspectives
• Evolution and Cosmology Discussed in Next Horning Lecture
• Acclaimed Author Antonya Nelson to Give Reading at OSU
• Hatfield Visitor Center Hosts Fossil Fest Feb. 17
• OSU Extension Service Hosts Insights Into Gardening
• OSU Study Examines Uneven Approaches to Evaluating Measure 37 Claims
• Oregon Bald Eagle Population Increases as Feds Prepare for Possible Delisting
• Conference to Analyze Impact of Climate Change on Forests
• Free Health Screenings Offered At Pharmacy Open House
• OSU to Host ‘The Vagina Monologues’
• Founders of Bob’s Red Mill to Speak at OSU
• Nationwide Demand for Organic Milk Opens Door for Oregon Dairies
• Rollicking Irish Comedy ‘Playboy’ Opens at OSU
• OSU Associate Professor Co-Authors Second Edition of Best-Selling Book
• Technology Commercialization Course Now Offered

January 2007

• OSU Associate Professor Co-Authors Second Edition of Best-Selling Book
• Three OSU Students Awarded National Study Abroad Scholarships
• Study Finds Net Energy Of Biofuels Comes At a High Cost
• King Island Research Leads to New Discoveries, Preservation of Culture
• Study Finds Major Gap Between Ecological Problems, Research Emphasis
• OSU Student Sports Writer Wins Prestigious NCAA Journalism Scholarship
• OSU’s First Writer Laureate Presents a Reading
• OSU Extension Teams with Community Partners to Test Sweet Home Well Water
• Andrews Forest Nominated for Major National Research Effort
• History of Forest Battles Offers View to Future
• Engineering Methods May Work in Dentistry, Medicine
• Pesticide Roundup Nets 17,000 Pounds of Toxics; More to Come in February
• OSU Extension Service Publishes First Issue of Online "Small Farm News" Quarterly
• Salem Volunteers Sought for Bone, Muscle Study
• OSU Graduate Helping Out as a Legislative Fellow
• Executive Education Program in Portland Launched
• Study Finds Mercury Prevalent in Many Western Fish; Impact on Humans Uncertain
• OSU Signing Degree Partnership Pacts with Three Community Colleges
• Environmental Author, Panel to Consider Future
• Department of Design and Human Environment Hosts Career Event
• OSU Assistant Professor’s Dissertation Named Best by Bilingual Education Association
• Animal Sciences, Crop & Soil Science Departments Celebrate 100 Years
• Attention High Schoolers: Essays on Agriculture Wanted
• Cujo Meets Pavlov: Workshop to Help Manage Aggression in Dogs
• Nitrogen Study May Improve Accuracy of Ecological Predictions
• New Lecture Series To Focus on Taiwan, Greater China
• OSU’s Mate, Marine Mammal Institute Featured in New Documentary
• OSU Vet Diagnostic Lab, Stranding Network Testing Sea Lions for Leptospirosis
• OSU Socratic Club Debate to Focus on ‘Is Same-Sex Marriage Christian?’
• Meetings to Explore New Prairie Strategy in McDonald Forest
• CEO of Time Warner to Speak at OSU
• Controversy of Evolution, Creationism Teaching Discussed in Lecture
• Scientists’ Study of Antarctic Seals May Lead to Insights on Aging
• OSU Recruiting Volunteers for LIFE Registry
• Author Naomi Wolf to Speak On Ethical Leadership
• OSU Hosting Community College Leadership Workshops
• OSU to Host 25th Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration