College of Liberal Arts
OSU Psychology Training Clinic now accepting community clients for free therapy
After five months of working solely with on-campus student clients, the Oregon State University Psychology Training Clinic is now opening its doors to the broader community, accepting clients 18 and older for therapy and 14 and older for psychological assessments.
New owners of Grass Roots Books have strong OSU ties
For 55 years, Grass Roots Books has been providing the Corvallis and Oregon State University community with a carefully-curated selection of books, emphasizing local authors and hosting events both in-store and on the OSU campus with area writers.
Originally opened by Jack Wolcott and Sandy Smith, the store has recently changed ownership to three store employees, two of whom have strong OSU connections, and all of whom share a deep love of highlighting OSU authors and hosting community events.
Spotlight on: The new linguistics minor in the College of Liberal Arts
Adéla Hall and Adam Schwartz are the co-creators and co-leads of the minor in linguistics offered in the School of Language, Culture and Society, which launched in fall term 2025. Hall is a senior instructor 1 and Schwartz is an associate professor.
Three OSU students receive Oregon Consular Corps scholarships
For the first time, three Oregon State University students have received Oregon Consular Corps scholarships in the same year, a recognition of their achievements and goals in international policy and foreign relations.