Valerie Maule, Multimedia Contributor April 24, 2017
“What do we want? Science! When do we want it? After peer review!”Chants such as these could be heard from the nearly one thousand people who walked in the Corvallis March for Science, one of many...
Valerie Maule, Multimedia Contributor April 20, 2017
Looking for a way to make a quick buck? Wanting to get food but not wanting to leave the couch to do so?Well, a new app is in town, and it is called Joy Run.Joy Run is a mobile app that allows community...
Valerie Maule, Multimedia Contributor April 17, 2017
Live music, heavy foot traffic, fresh fruits and vegetables are to be expected when one comes downtown to enjoy a Saturday morning at the Corvallis Farmers’ Market.New local business stage their booths...
Rate the pain from one to ten. For those who are afflicted with Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (RSD), that answer might be a level ten.Last week Dr. Stephanie Jenkins, assistant professor of philosophy presented...
This is an ongoing story and we will be releasing updates as the week continues.Chants echoed through lecture halls on Tuesday Feb. 28, as approximately 20 students could be seen marching throughout many...
Valerie Maule, Multimedia Contributor February 23, 2017
Queer and trans filmmakers submitted many pieces for the Queer Film Festival that is taking place in downtown Corvallis at the Darkside Cinema for three days. The short films and documentaries showcased...
Valerie Maule, Multimedia Contributor February 20, 2017
The house was full at the LaSells Stewart Center on Monday, Feb. 20 as Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR) held one of his many recent town hall meetings.Sen. Wyden began by asking the audience how many of them had...
Valerie Maule, Multimedia Contributor February 8, 2017
Pounding music, people everywhere and working up a sweat draws to mind images of a bar or nightclub. In fact, the same could be said for people who are working out at Dixon Recreation Center on campus.As...
Valerie Maule, Multimedia Contributor February 8, 2017
Artist Aldo Villegas, better known as Bocafloja, gave a spoken word performance and later presented his documentary yesterday evening in the Student Experience Center and the Black Cultural Center, respectively....
Valerie Maule, Multimedia Contributor February 2, 2017
Earlier today, a meeting covering the refugee health care system overseas took place in the Women's Building.United Nations Relief and Work Agency (UNRWA) for Palestinians was the main topic of discussion...
Valerie Maule, Multimedia Contributor January 17, 2017
Nearly 100 students, faculty and community members could be heard singing “This Little Light of Mine” as they marched on down the campus street in the bitter-yet-sunny, cold afternoon. The peace march...
Valerie Maule, Multimedia Contributor January 16, 2017
On Saturday, over 300 Oregon State students and community members volunteered their time to participate in the annual Martin Luther King Day of Service Event.This event covered many different aspects of...
On Wednesday evening a meeting was taken place at the Central Cultural Cesar Chavez building to hold discussions in regards to what being a sanctuary university will be and what it will mean for the students...
Valerie Maule, Multimedia Contributor November 21, 2016
Midterms are almost finished, finals are looming around the corner but thankfully there’s a break in between; Thanksgiving.For a lot of students, it means going home for the holidays, but for many students,...
