Chase Schurr, City Editor
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Fourth-year creative writing major, minoring in new media communications
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Protesters gathered outside the Benton County Courthouse on May 1, and again on May 3 to protest actions by the Trump administration.
On Thursday, protesters gathered for May Day, a national protest...
Protesters hold a sign along Second Street on May 1. Protesters gathered outside the Benton County Courthouse May 1 for May Day, and again on May 3.
Protesters hold a sign along Second Street on May 1. Protesters gathered outside the Benton County Courthouse May 1 for May Day, and again on May 3.
A painted mural on Justin Soares' Volkswagen bus, parked outside the Benton County Courthouse on May 1. Soares' bus is a common sight at Corvallis protests.
A painted mural on Justin Soares' Volkswagen bus, parked outside the Benton County Courthouse on May 1. Soares' bus is a common sight at Corvallis protests.
A paper mache orca sits outside the Benton County Courthouse May 3. Protesters ran up and down Second Street with the orca.
Maria Faria poses for a photo outside of the Benton County Courthouse May 1. Faria works with Indivisible, a nationwide organization dedicated to protecting marginalized communities from government overreach.
Members of Indivisible pose for a photo under their tent outside the Benton County Courthouse May 1. Indivisible is a national organization dedicated to protecting marginalized communities from government...
A sign depicting current president Donald Trump sits outside the Benton County Courthouse May 1. Protesters gathered outside the Benton County Courthouse May 1 for May Day, and again on May 3.
Carl Henrickson poses for a photo dressed as Uncle Sam at Benton County Courthouse May 3. Protesters gathered outside the Benton County Courthouse May 1 for May Day, and again on May 3.
Protesters line Second Street May 1. Protesters gathered outside the Benton County Courthouse May 1 for May Day, and again on May 3.
Protestors line Second Street on May 1 for May Day, a national protest advocating for farmworkers. Another protest took place at the Benton County Courthouse May 3.
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...
The Oregon State University Corvallis campus will be closed until noon on Thursday, Feb. 13, "due to inclement weather conditions" according to an email sent out by OSU Alerts Wednesday afternoon.
Ice has...
Barks and meows echoed throughout Avery Park at the Street Dawgs and Cats Care Fair on May 18.
The event provided free care and supplies for pets of those in need, including vaccinations, deworming...
Skaters of all ages took turns dropping into the brand new, 2,812 square foot bowl at Eric Scott McKinley Skate Park on Saturday, April 27.
The event, called Bowl Shred, commemorated the bowl’s opening...
A coalition of marchers 130 strong wearing paper mache animal masks paraded to the beat of a drum in Chintimini Park in Corvallis for Planet Palooza, an event on Saturday, April 20 committed to celebrating...
If you were on the Oregon State University campus last term, chances are you spotted scaffolding that encircled the perimeter of the Memorial Union.
The MU roof’s lifespan has been extended for a...
My Hands Are a City, a collaborative performance with music from Oregon State’s Wind Ensemble, student photography and poetry will be held on March 5, 7:30 p.m. at LaSells Stewart Center.
OSU students...
“Let me win. But if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt.”
On a cold and rainy Saturday morning in February, these stoic words were said aloud––the motto of Special Olympics Oregon,...
A metal disc golf basket was not a common sight in the barrel room of 2 Towns Ciderhouse in Corvallis, until one was promptly installed in anticipation of the arrival of Nate Sexton, professional disc...
Rick Staggenborg, former staff psychiatrist, Army veteran and member of Veterans For Peace, has plans to create a Jewish Voice for Peace chapter in Corvallis in the coming weeks.
According to the organization’s...
A neon fish watches over tins of gourmet albacore tuna in The Fish Shop, a storefront on Corvallis’ Ninth Street, which opened its doors Oct. 27.
Also watching over the tins is store owner SueAnna...
Judge Lisa Ginoza, a graduate of Oregon State University’s class of ‘86, was nominated for a seat on the Hawaii Supreme Court last month.
The Hawaii State Senate will hold a special session to...
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![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)
