Health & Wellness
OSU clinical psychology doctoral students now seeing their first on-campus clients
For the first time at Oregon State University, clinical psychology Ph.D. students are getting real-world experience treating patients at the new Psychology Training Clinic, as they meet with OSU student clients on campus under close supervision by licensed psychologists.
OSU opens veterinary ER for cats and dogs
For cats and dogs in crisis, Oregon State University’s Lois Bates Acheson Veterinary Teaching Hospital is now offering 24/7 emergency veterinary care for walk-ins and referrals.
Beavers Belong peer support network creates spaces for connection, commiseration
For OSU students struggling to find friends, get along with roommates or cope with homework stress, the Beavers Belong peer support network offers a confidential, judgment-free way to talk face-to-face with fellow students who know just what they’re going through.
10 Questions With… Veronica Irvin, endowed professor with the College of Health
10 Questions With… Veronica Irvin, Celia Strickland Austin and G. Kenneth Austin III endowed professor in public health. Irvin uses a community-engaged approach to develop, implement and evaluate behavior change programs across a list of health priorities, including breast cancer and environmental exposure. We’ll be providing a special focus on Integrated Health and Biotechnology, a research focus in Prosperity Widely Shared, throughout 2026.
Paws to De-Stress this Tuesday-Wednesday brings therapy dogs to calm campus nerves
Are you feeling stressed about finals, the holidays, family, the state of the world, the economy or all of the above?
There’s a dog for that.