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A Planet Palooza attendee wears a fish mask at Planet Palooza on April 19. According to event organizer Erik Olsen, the mask is the oldest in the event's collection.

Earth Day celebration unites community members in celebration of environmental solutions

Montana Burack, Reporter
April 22, 2025

People of all ages, adorning colorful paper mache masks, paraded around Chintimini Park to the beat of a unified drum as a part of Planet Palooza, a community event celebrating Earth Day, on April 19.  Hundreds...

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Harassment claims surface within ASOSU

Fox Perez, ASOSU Beat Reporter
April 22, 2025

Harassment allegations have come to light nearly two months since the Oregon State University student government went into temporary shutdown. Multiple sources within ASOSU have brought forth instances...

Attendees of the 11th annual Tweed Ride set off for their first stop of their bike tour of notable women in Corvallis on April 13, 2025.

Corvallis Tweed Ride takes vintage style on tour

Miles Sadler, Reporter
April 16, 2025

Drivers witnessed a blast from the past as the 11th annual Corvallis Tweed Ride pedaled around town on Sunday morning.  The annual Tweed Ride has been a free and public Corvallis tradition since 2015,...

Pam Pniak Thompson laughs as she discusses her journey to becoming an artist and art teacher in her Corvallis studio on March 14, 2025. Thompson has been making jewelry for around thirty years.

Corvallis to celebrate its artists with the third annual Northside Open Studio Tour

Taina Landuren, Reporter
April 15, 2025

The third annual Northside Open Studios Tour at Corvallis will take place on April 26 and 27, between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.  This free, open studio tour will feature more than 30 local artists in 17 locations,...

Nora Cronin answers an audience question at a panel focused on affordable housing in Corvallis at the Corvallis Benton Public Library on April 9. Brigetta Olson, Tim Lawler, Nora Cronin, and Paul Bilotta, pictured from left, also presented at the event.

Corvallis affordable housing concerns and efforts discussed at presentation event

Montana Burack, Reporter
April 14, 2025

Local affordable housing experts presented and answered audience questions about housing issues at the Corvallis-Benton County Public Library on April 9.  The City of Corvallis' Housing and Neighborhood...

Protesters cheer and shout at passing cars at the People’s Veto Day protest outside of the Benton County Circuit Court in Corvallis on April 5. The People’s Veto Day protest, also known as the Hands Off! demonstration, was organized nationwide to protest against Donald Trump’s administration.

‘Corvallis fights back!’ says downtown protest against attack on democracy

Jose Luna, Reporter
April 9, 2025

When Charlotte, a local second grader, stood on the steps of the Benton County Courthouse to show the sign she had made at the protest to the hundreds in attendance, she was met with applause and solidarity. The...

Denys Kryvodubskyi from Kiev, Ukraine stands in front of his country's flag in Corvallis on March 5, 2025. Kryvodubskyi served in the War in Ukraine in 2023 and builds websites for work.

Ukrainian veterans with leg amputations visit Corvallis

Five soldiers learn adaptive skiing with Corvallis Sister City Association
Katie Livermore, Reporter
April 7, 2025

Editor’s note: Google Translate was used for some translated quotes Denys Kryvodubskyi refuses to drink alcohol until the war in Ukraine is over.  When friends are celebrating, Kryvodubskyi always...

Photos of the Wooden shoe Tulip Far, located in Woodburn OR during its annual Tulip Festival. This year. Wooden Shoe Tulip farm's festival will be taking place from late March to early May.

Tulip festival ushers in spring

Owen M Cooper, Reporter
April 7, 2025

The Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm will be hosting its annual Tulip Festival in Woodburn, Oregon from late March to early May.  Since 1984, the family-run festival has engaged the community and drawn in visitors...

Plaques and flags sit on display in McAlexander Fieldhouse’s second floor on March 11, 2025. The
history of OSU’s ROTC program dates back over a century ago, with much change occurring since.

Trump’s DEI initiatives affect military policies

Molly Hoglund, Reporter
April 7, 2025

On Jan. 27, President Donald Trump signed a series of executive orders implementing changes in Diversity, Equity and Inclusion initiatives, and Oregon veterans are feeling the effects.  The orders...

The Willamette River is seen on March 9 in Corvallis. Over the years, many OSU students and Corvallis residents have utilized these waters for recreational activities, despite talk of potential health-affecting pollutants.

Residents remain divided about the cleanliness of the Willamette River

Hailey Cook, Reporter
April 7, 2025

Every summer, the Willamette attracts hordes of swimmers, water sport enthusiasts and fishermen — but despite the ‘all-clear’ from state agencies, many still fear what lies below its glittering surface. The...

Protester's signs sit outside Benton County Courthouse March 8. Protesters are set to gather outside the courthouse again April 5 in response to actions by the Trump administration.

Nationwide protest touches down in Corvallis this Saturday

Hailey Cook, Reporter
April 3, 2025

Corvallis residents will take to the streets this Saturday to protest the actions of Donald Trump and Elon Musk, as part of the nationwide “Hands Off!” protest. The event will be held at the Benton...

Hundreds of protesters line Fourth St. March 8 in front of the Benton County Courthouse. Protesters gathered in advocacy for women's rights, Palestinian solidarity, LGBTQ+ rights, and dissatisfaction with the federal government.

Broad turnout at Corvallis protest cultivates community among attendees

Hailey Cook, Reporter
March 14, 2025

Hundreds of protestors gathered outside the Benton County Courthouse on the afternoon of Saturday, March 8, to advocate for various causes, like women’s rights, solidarity with Palestine and resistance...

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