OSU Researchers Find Lack of Diversity in Psychophysiology Study Participants
A new study from Oregon State University found that psychophysiology studies show a significant lack of diversity among their participants,...
3 mins read
Tuesday Night Holiday Happenings, Giant Menorah Lighting and Two Concerts
Giant Chanukah Menorah Lighting. Riverfront Commemorative Park, Helen M. Berg Plaza, NW First Street & NW Jackson Avenue, Corvallis....
1 min read
From Bad to Verse: Owed English, Kiss of Life, Double Meaning
Undersized A baby fish In water swirled Not ready yet For the reel world Getting Soaked The...
1 min read
Commentary: Oregon GOP Hail End to Democrats’ Supermajority, But Will That Matter Much?
Republicans might not have gained as many seats as they had hoped in the November election, but they...
5 mins read
Commentary: ACLU Calls For Algorithmic Justice
Automated decision-making systems are increasingly being used to make important decisions in key areas of people’s lives. The vast...
3 mins read
Government: $10 Million Justice Bond Increase, South Corvallis Food Hub Proposal, New Grants for Local Businesses
Justice Bond: The Justice System Improvement Program (JSIP) was once again on the agenda for the Benton County...
2 mins read
Monsanto Settles Environmental Lawsuit, Will Pay Oregon $698 Million
Monsanto Company will pay Oregon a $698 million settlement to end litigation tied to its alleged role in...
3 mins read
Oregon Joins Western States Coalition Seeking USDA Help for Farmers and Ranchers
The U.S. Department of Agriculture should be doing more to help Western farmers and ranchers, 14 U.S. senators...
2 mins read
Oregon Coast to Hold Whale Watch Week in Person for First Time Since 2019
For the first time since 2019, Oregon State Parks will host Whale Watch Week in person along the...
1 min read
Corvallis Parent: Food Help, Grants Awarded, More Funds Available, Visit Santa Saturday, a Deep Look at Financial Decisions Driving the Pediatric Hospital Bed Shortage
We’ve reported our local food banks getting low, and it turns out fewer donations aren’t the only driver. ...
8 mins read
Lawmakers Add Another $10 million to Deal With Oregon’s Public Defender Crisis
Oregon’s public defense agency will get $10 million to deal with a statewide shortage of public defenders, but...
4 mins read
Wyden Speaks in Favor of Press Protection Act
In sad tradition, media watchers this time of year turn their columns to annual totals of journalists killed...
2 mins read
It’s Official, Elliott Forest No Longer Logging to Fund Public Schools
A state forest with some of the last and largest swathes of old-growth trees in the Oregon Coast...
2 mins read
Corvallis Social Justice: ODOT Conducts Mass Sweeps, “Always Here” Art Exhibit, Resources Still Needed for Homeless, At-Risk Youth
As a reminder from last week’s social justice column, mass camp sweeps have been carried out in multiple...
7 mins read
Corvallis Science and Nature: Tiny Beetle Discovery, Three Thursday Events, Morning, Noon and Night
Beetle Discovery Insects are an incredibly diverse group of animals, especially the beetles. There are more species of...
2 mins read
Gov. Brown Commutes 17 Death Sentences, Ending Oregon’s Death Row
For more than 10 years, Oregon governors have enforced a moratorium on executions. In one of her last...
6 mins read
Friday, A Christmas Carol at Majestic, Teen Nerf Takeover at the Library
A Christmas Carol. Majestic Theatre, 115 SW 2nd St., Corvallis. Friday, 7:30 p.m. $14-$16. Ebenezer Scrooge is the CEO...
1 min read
Government: City Looks at Property Tax Exemptions for Low-Income Housing, Council Gets Another Look at Strategic Plan
Housing Incentives: The City of Corvallis will look at possible housing incentives including Multi-Unit Property Tax Exemptions and...
1 min read