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University Budget Committee to host tuition forums next week

University Budget Committee to host tuition forums next week

Wes Flow, Senior Reporter
October 30, 2024

2025-26 tuition rates will be the topic of discussion at a series of upcoming forums held by Oregon State University’s University Budget Committee. The forums, which are scheduled for Nov. 6 and Nov....

Public Safety teach free self defense course

Public Safety teach free self defense course

Gabriella Grinbergs, Reporter
October 23, 2024

The Department of Public Safety will be offering a free Rape Aggression Defense certified, non-graded course to Oregon State University students and employees. The course will be taught from Oct. 25-27,...

Heatless Habanero's collected on a plate

OSU unveils new heatless peppers

Kip Franich, Reporter
October 16, 2024

They say “If you can’t take the heat, get out of the kitchen,” but chefs and farmers are dying to get their hands on these low-heat habanero peppers. Over the past 25 years, Oregon State University...

PRAx sparks cinematic appreciation at “Free Film Fridays”

PRAx sparks cinematic appreciation at “Free Film Fridays”

Kelbey Hilliard, Reporter
October 16, 2024

Free Film Fridays, a new event at PRAx, will be hosted approximately once a month for the 2024-2025 school year. As the name implies, these movie screenings are completely free to attend. They are held...

Indigenous Peoples’ Week brings cultural understanding to OSU

Indigenous Peoples’ Week brings cultural understanding to OSU

Kip Franich, Reporter
October 14, 2024

Editor's note: This story has been corrected in its online version to reflect the correct day of the week of Indigenous Peoples' Day.   In the past, Indigenous Peoples' Day, which falls on the second...

CAPS hosts first DAM-Opoly event to promote mental health awareness

CAPS hosts first DAM-Opoly event to promote mental health awareness

James Warner, Reporter/Columnist
October 8, 2024

Campus Counseling and Psychological Services will host their first DAM-Opoly event on Oct. 10th from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Student Experience Center Plaza. According to CAPS Mental Health Promotion...

Naloxone spray, the lifesaving medicine found in NARCAN®, is pictured in front of Oregon State University’s Weatherford Hall on June 27.

Life-saving NARCAN introduced to OSU residence halls

Molly Hoglund, Reporter
September 23, 2024

NARCAN, a life saving narcotic spray, will become available to residence halls in fall 2024 due to a bill passed by student government and the Resident Hall Association. The resolution known...

Oliver Longhe (left), along with the help of his parents Aldo and Kimberly Longhe, moves in his belongings to Tebeau Hall on September 19, 2024 in Corvallis, OR.

Oregon State University move-in ushers in new chapter for students

Kelbey Hilliard, Reporter
September 19, 2024

Cars lining the campus streets, bins rolling down the sidewalks, a chatter that hasn’t been heard since spring: Oregon State University’s move-in brings new students and new energy for the fall. Oregon...

A photo illustration depicts Ryan Davis as he uses artificial intelligence on his personal laptop. Photo by Fern Barber, Illustration by Rida Kauser

OSU researcher seeks to lessen AI biases

Josh Cande, Reporter
August 6, 2024

The use of artificial intelligence has exploded in recent years, yet despite its many benefits, not everyone is satisfied with its methods. One of those people is Eric Slyman. Slyman is a third-year...

Corvallis community members perform their rendition of Julius Caesar during the annual Bard in The Quad event in front of the Memorial Union in Corvallis on July 31.

Photo Gallery: Bard in the Quad- Julius Caesar

Jiratana Tungkawachara, Photographer
August 6, 2024

    Bard in The Quad, Oregon State University’s annual public community performance held in the Memorial Union Quad, puts on a production of William Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar...

University extends pilot program for increased student work hours

Maya Lim, Reporter
August 5, 2024

Plans are underway to extend the pilot program for longer student work hours. Last year, Oregon State University introduced a one-year pilot program to extend student working hours from 20 to 24 hours...

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