Oregon’s Civil War: Culture Win or Fail?
Civil War: Destruction and Cost There are few things more tribal in America than politics or college football....
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OSU Re-Shapes the Metal Casting Industry: Sugar Wears a New Hat
Sugar, that sweet compound that makes dentists cringe and waistlines bulge, may have a brand new use, thanks...
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Running, Biking, and Swimming Under the Radar: OSU’s Triathlon Club Wins Nationally
It’s pouring rain and pitch black outside, but a group of athletes congregates in the lobby of Dixon...
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OSU Goes to Space with a Grant from NASA
OSU has won a $250,000 grant from NASA to help develop space exploration technology. Read More
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OSU’s INTO Program: An Issue of Public vs. Private Gain
It’s hard to argue with broadening campus diversity without coming across like a xenophobic scumbag—but behind all the “valued global experiences and perspectives” backslapping, there’s the glint of money. Read More
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Fire Expert Set to Speak at OSU
Fire is a paradox—it’s an ally, a tool, and a danger all at once, and it’s a fascinating example of how words have shaped the attitude of human beings toward a life essential. Read More
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OSU Research: Diatoms May Have Biofuel Payoff
Researchers at Oregon State University have received a $2 million grant to study the use of diatoms in biofuel and their potential to produce valuable materials. Read More
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Letter to the Editor: SNAP for Low-Income Students
As a low-income OSU student, I am concerned about the “Students Neglected by SNAP” article which was featured in the Oct. 4-11 issue. Read More
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Corvallis Ranked 5th Best College Town in the Nation
OSU climbed the ranks to 5th Best College Town (under 250,000 residents) in the nation in this year’s annual report by the American Institute for Economic Research. Read More
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Students neglected by SNAP
The current application process for food benefits in Oregon does not act fairly toward students who are short on money and need a way to feed themselves. Read More
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OSU Finds Zinc Deficiencies Linked to Aging and Disease
OSU researchers find that zinc deficiencies in the elderly may be directly related to diseases, including cancer and diabetes, associated with aging. Read More
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OSU Foods: Best Advice – Eat Off Campus
For those who frequently dine at OSU’s campus eateries—that means you, freshman, faculty, and staff—beware the (sometimes poorly) hidden unhealthy nature of those tasty dishes! Read More
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OSU Celebrates Queer History Month
OSU is celebrating Queer History Month during October with events from a drag show to free HIV testing and more. Read More
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Sex, Booze and the College Freshman
If we can blame the undeveloped frontal lobe for, say, 20 percent of the mistakes you’ll make in college, it’s safe to attribute the lion’s share of the rest to alcohol. Read More
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Corvallis’ Sexual Health: The Low-Down on Sexually Transmitted Infections
About half of the approximately 19 million new STI cases diagnosed in the U.S. each year occur in 15 to 24 year-olds—so if you’ve tested positive for an STI in the past, you’re anything but alone. Read More
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OSU Marching Band Celebrates its 122nd Year
OSU’s Marching Band will be celebrating its 122nd year with a series of concerts and performances open to the public. Read More
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