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The Wind Ensemble practices Star Wars for their upcoming space-themed performances for the Oregon State University Band Pops Concert at Community Hall on May 21, 2024.

Student events round off PRAx season

Lucinda Boyle, News Contributor
May 27, 2024

Whether in the wood-paneled Detrick Hall, the darkened Ray Theater, or the sun-soaked stage of the Austin/Parish Arts Plaza, the Patricia Valian Reser Center for the Creative Arts is holding multiple events...

Phish

OSU to host second Phish Studies Conference

Lucinda Boyle, News Contributor
May 15, 2024

Imagine you are a fisheries biologist about to attend an academic conference. You enter a room neatly divided by tables and join the flow of feet mindlessly trickling past posters stuffed with blocks...

Corvallis hosts its annual Turkey trot this Thursday beginning at Crystal Lake. 
This event will be hosted by the city of Corvallis Parks and Recreation, will consist of 5K and 10K races for adults and teens with the addition of a 1K race for kids.

Things to know for this year’s Turkey Trot

Lucinda Boyle, News Contributor
November 21, 2023

The Corvallis Turkey Trot will have runners racing through Crystal Lake Sports Fields and Willamette Park on Thanksgiving morning.  According to a Corvallis Parks and Recreation announcement, the event...

Allison Sakai standing in front of her installation titled “We Looked Like the Enemy”, hung in Snell Hall on June 2, 2023 in Corvallis. After receiving letters written by her grandmother, from her father, Allison quoted, “In my grandma’s writings, she included haikus that my great grandfather, Yempei Wake, wrote while he was incarcerated”.

Photographer forges ahead despite vandalism

Lucinda Boyle, News Contributor
June 12, 2023

It was not only the blatant racism, but also the politicization of a personal story that upset Allison Sakai when her photography project on her family’s internment was vandalized during winter term. “It...

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