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...
Exactly 149 years after Alexander Graham Bell patented the telephone, Corvallis citizens gathered outside the Benton County Courthouse for Stand Up for Science, a protest concerned with federal cuts to...
An International Women’s Day event called, "Unite and Resist” will occur on Saturday, March 8, 2025 in Corvallis.
The event is scheduled from noon to 3 p.m. at the Benton County Circuit Court in...
From March 7 to 16, The Majestic Theater in downtown Corvallis will be putting on a special production of the fictionalized historical dramatic comedy Amadeus. The tickets will run $18 for adults and $16...
As the Trump Administration continues with an eventful first few months in office, an executive order aimed towards international students who’ve participated in campus protests threatens academic opportunity.
This...
Whether you’re the champion of game night or have never touched a playing card, there’s likely a tabletop event in Corvallis made for you.
With how prolific card and tabletop games have become,...
Firefighters from the Corvallis Fire Department came home after spending 14 days in January assisting the Los Angeles metropolitan area in extinguishing their most recent wildfires and assessing the aftermath.
The...
The Corvallis Arts Walk is a longstanding community tradition that Paige Shumway of Pegasus Frame Studio & Gallery would passionately describe as “community gold.”
With its inception on paper...
Darkside Cinema, Corvallis’ only independent, locally owned movie theater, is at a crossroads. After nearly 30 years of bringing independent, foreign and art films to the community, co-owners Paul and...
In February of 2022, an outbreak of bird flu began at an Indiana turkey farm, according to the United States Department of Agriculture.
Since then, more than 166 million chickens, ducks and turkeys...
In the midst of the winter chills, Slipstream Clay Studio offers its members a place of close community and creative expression.
Owner, operator and instructor Vicki Wilson relocated from Waldport,...
“Show me what democracy looks like.”
“This is what democracy looks like.”
Over 250 protestors gathered in front of the Benton County Courthouse on Feb. 17, standing in solidarity with Presidents...
![Newspaper clipping from February 25, 1970 in the Daily Barometer showing an article written by Bob Allen, past Barometer Editor. This article was written to spotlight both the student body’s lack of participation with student government at the time in conjunction with their class representatives response. [It’s important to note ASOSU was not structured identically to today’s standards, likely having a president on behalf of each class work together as one entity as opposed to one president representing all classes.]](https://dailybaro.orangemedianetwork.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/Screenshot-2025-03-12-1.00.42-PM-e1741811160853.png)
