From historic Veterans Day offering a sneak peak into Thanksgiving break, to a day of honor like Martin Luther King Jr. Day providing respite until Spring Break, students may foster feelings of anticipation...
On Jan. 9, the City of Corvallis was victim to a phishing scam, compromising the email of Paul Schuffer, Ward 7 City Councilor and Council President.
City of Corvallis Public Information Officer Patrick...
Oregon State University’s 155th annual commencement ceremony will bring together staff, students and family to honor and celebrate the 2024 graduating class.
June’s commencement will be a unique...
Opill, the FDA approved over-the-counter oral birth control, is now available in drug stores across the country, but for students in Corvallis, there are limited locations carrying the pill.
For most...
In an unforeseen twist of maritime mayhem, pods of orcas have unleashed a wave of what many are referring to as “boat attacks.”
These marine mischief-makers have taken to flipping, nudging and even...
The United States will join over 100 countries worldwide with over-the-counter access to birth control with the Food and Drug Administration’s approval of Opill.
With much still up in the air since...
Ensconced in well-constructed lodges of wood and mud, nature's ingenious engineers have revolutionized Oregon’s rivers and streams. Creatures from all around the riparian habitat come to seek shelter...
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In November 2024, Oregonians will have the chance to vote...
Letitia Carson, a former slave from Kentucky turned Oregon homesteader, is one of the growing diverse stories featured at the Corvallis Museum—showcased through a temporary exhibit—after a refreshed...
Correction: In the August 7 version of the article, there was misinformation. Microparticles are any particles smaller than five millimeters.
Researchers at Oregon State University estimate...
Following a losing season in 2021, the Oregon State University Softball team spent this year making up for those losses.
Composed of one of the youngest college softball teams in America, the...
![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)
