OSU campaign celebration to feature N.Y. Times columnist

Two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist Nicholas Kristof of the New York Times will be the keynote speaker during a celebration of OSU's billion-dollar campaign.

OSU president outlines a decade of accomplishments, new challenges for future

In an annual address to the Faculty Senate, President Edward Ray cited a decade of unprecedented growth and accomplishment, and new challenges facing OSU in the future.

Block Party celebrates new home of the Lonnie B. Harris Black Cultural Center

A “block party” celebration of the Lonnie B. Harris Black Cultural Center, which is currently under construction, will take place Oct. 17 at the center, located at 2320 S.W. Monroe Ave.

Be Well Run, Walk N' Roll celebrates fifth year

Runners, race walkers and anyone looking for a brisk fall stroll are invited to participate in a 5-kilometer run/1-mile walk on Oct. 17 at Oregon State University. It is free and open to the public.

Fireworks display part of Beaver Nation celebration

Oregon State University is inviting students, faculty, staff and community members to Goss Stadium this Friday to celebrate being a part of “Beaver Nation” with free food, prizes and a fireworks show.

Thursday night football game will impact OSU parking

Oregon State University students, staff and faculty should plan ahead as parking on campus will be a challenge on Thursday, Oct. 16, due to a 7 p.m. home football game against Utah.

OSU joins new education technology consortium

OSU has joined several leading research universities to create an education technology consortium called Unizin that will provide new ways to create and share digital educational content.

OSU President Ray calls for university-wide effort to halt sexual assaults

Oregon State University President Edward J. Ray on Tuesday challenged all students, faculty, staff and community members to work together to end sexual violence.

OSU part of national alliance to help students

OSU and 10 other prominent research universities have formed a nationwide alliance aimed at helping retain and ultimately graduate more first-generation and low-income students.

OSU receives Gold designation for sustainability

Oregon State University has again received a “Gold” designation from STARS, the second highest rating a university can receive. 

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