NARCAN, a life saving narcotic spray, will become available to residence halls in fall 2024 due to a bill passed by student government and the Resident Hall Association.
The resolution known...
It is time to begin moving around at Oregon State University as classes start again for the new school year.
While the campus is walkable, climate conditions and the size of campus make it difficult...
For many incoming students, stepping onto a college campus for the first time is a significant milestone. With new experiences and responsibilities, one critical resource often overlooked is campus safety.
At...
After their first year on campus, students look for living situations that fit their everyday needs and financial conditions.
Some students choose to live outside of Oregon State University after their...
Getting from place to place, be that to classes, events, or the grocery store, might seem simple until students take a closer look at the size of Oregon State University’s 420 acre Corvallis campus.
Without...
In May, the Center for Advancement of Financial Education, et. al, released a letter informing Oregon State University students on upcoming changes that affect their college education.
In 2022, the...
Researchers at Oregon State University have been granted $1 million by the government to develop the northwest network of companies that produce semiconductors to renew interest in the industry.
On...
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...
First-year and transfer students in the College of Forestry and College of Agriculture Sciences, you can Get a Dam Passport! – for free, in fact.
That is, if the FAFSA you filled out determines...
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, so we asked students around Oregon State University’s Corvallis campus what they do in their own life to maintain their mental health.
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Carisa Womack-Hakala is no stranger to online classes — COVID-19 broke out during her junior year of high school, causing her school to go fully online — but now she feels as though she is “missing...
