Subscribe to RSS feedHot summer nights and cool choral music return to Corvallis as the Oregon State University Summer Choir returns for its seventh season.
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Hot summer nights and cool choral music return to Corvallis as the Oregon State University Summer Choir returns for its seventh season.
The Oregon State University College of Business awarded Kasey Every, an OSU-Cascades student and Redmond resident, the Dean’s Leadership and Professional Achievement Award.
Oregon State University hopes to hire two research and Extension faculty members by September to examine the health of the state’s honeybees.
Eric Stoller, an academic advisor at OSU, is from Columbus Junction, Iowa; a town of about 2,000 people that was besieged by water in June when the Iowa and Cedar Rivers overran their banks.
The third installment in the hugely successful Bard in the Quad summer program at Oregon State University is “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” one of Shakespeare’s most popular plays.
Terri Irwin, whose efforts with Crocodile Hunter Steve Irwin and daughter Bindi to protect wildlife have made her an international figure in conservation advocacy, today signed an agreement with the Marine Mammal Institute at Oregon State University to fund two humpback whale research projects.
Former Oregon State University rower Josh Inman has made the U.S. Olympic Team in the men’s pair.
A youthful laugh bubbles up in Yao Yin as she relates changing her major focus of study at OSU to a Master of Public Policy after she had already earned her master’s degree in Molecular Cellular Biology.
July 1 officially marked the end of the best fundraising year Oregon State University has ever seen. Donors to The Campaign for OSU committed more than $126 million in fiscal year 2008, nearly $50 million more than the previous record of $78.3 million set in 2006.
The fastest, most creative and last-robot-standing will reign victorious at a competition at the Oregon State Fair in August, and for the first time young participants who do not belong to 4-H can be in the winner’s circle.