Life at OSU

A new study of how men approach their golden years found that how happy individuals are remains relatively stable, but dealing with “hassles” tends to get worse once you are about 65-70 years old.

Magma sitting 4-5 kilometers beneath the surface of Mount Hood has been stored in near-solid conditions for thousands of years, but that the time it takes to liquefy and potentially erupt is surprisingly short.

Chinook salmon use the Earth's magnetic field to orient themselves to their river of origin, a new study found, explaining how the fish navigation thousands of miles of open ocean.

OSU pharmacy researchers have discovered the function of a gene that may offer a new avenue to cancer therapies.

OSU’s first comprehensive campaign has surpassed its $1 billion fund-raising goal – 11 months ahead of schedule.

New research suggests many college students may experience "food insecurity," with possible impacts on their health and academic performance.

Omega-3 fatty acids, particularly DHA, may have an even wider range of benefits that previously considered, new research suggests.

Manual removal of invasive lionfish from some reefs shows promise in allowing the comeback of native fish populations in the Atlantic Ocean.

Researchers are near a complete understanding of how humans walk, with implications for improved robotics, biomedical devices and other fields.

A new analysis reveals that the world is developing "hotspots" of decline in several species of large carnivorous predators, with significant repercussions on ecosystem function.