10 Questions With… Chief Jim Yon
10 Questions With… Chief Jim Yon, OSU’s associate vice president for public safety and chief of police
University Administration
OSU accreditation renewal continues with NWCCU site visit April 7-10
Oregon State University will host a site visit by an evaluation team from the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities next week as part of renewing its accreditation by the NWCCU. The site visit will be at OSU-Cascades April 7 and at the Corvallis campus April 8-10.
Food Drive returns in March
Oregon State University is gearing up for the 2026 Governor's State Employees Food Drive, which takes place through the month of March. In 2025, OSU employees raised the equivalent of 457,837 meals, more meals per employee than any other participating agency in Oregon.
Trainings available across OSU for content creators to learn digital accessibility requirements
To help ensure content is compliant with the Department of Justice’s upcoming digital accessibility requirements, units across Oregon State University are providing training and resources for employees who create or post digital content.
Accreditation evaluation scheduled
Oregon State University will host a comprehensive evaluation visit for renewal of its accreditation by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities this spring. The site visit will be at OSU-Cascades in Bend on April 7 and at the Corvallis campus April 8-10 as part of the regularly scheduled year seven Evaluation of Institutional Effectiveness process. During the visit, an evaluation team will hold a series of meetings and forums with faculty, staff, students, administrators and members of the OSU Board of Trustees.
10 More Questions With… Provost and Executive Vice President Roy Haggerty
10 Questions With… Provost and Executive Vice President Roy Haggerty. This is a follow-up to our July interview when Haggerty first returned to OSU. In this update, he discusses several key initiatives he’s prioritizing.
Students gain rare conservation skills while restoring MU artwork
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EH&S program supports researchers and improves lab safety at OSU
Environmental Health and Safety is helping build sustainable laboratory safety programs by engaging with researchers, faculty and students across the university and offering support, process improvement and recommendations.
Prior to 2018, EH&S noted that laboratories were struggling to maintain compliance with certain safety regulations. As EH&S staff and resources expanded, they began formalizing processes and developing a stronger culture of safety practices in laboratories.
Years of work culminate in new Core Education for OSU students
A new general education curriculum has been launched at Oregon State University that will prepare students to be proactive members of society who are ready to build a better world.
In the early 1990s, when Oregon State’s Baccalaureate Core was first implemented, it was considered visionary, and was even featured in the Chronicle of Higher Education for its unique and thoughtful approach. But as the world changed, the core didn’t quite keep up.