Oct 6, 2009 | The News-Review
Counselor doubles up on col...
Dressed for game day and taking a break to laugh with talks to students Trista Raines and Desiree Moan on Friday, South Umpqua High School's career and college counselor Kristy Westbrooks, left, is the schools newest college student.
Students cope with tuition hikes, budget cuts at Oregon's universities
Mollee Bennett, an 18-year-old from Gresham, gets help from her parents, Johnee and Joe, as she moves into her new dorm at the University of Oregon.
The Oregon Bus Project is hosting its Wheelies awards on October 5, and is soliciting your online vote for who should win .
Erin Cottingham, of Juneau, and Wade Zelazny, of Anchorage, were married Aug. 8, 2009, at Alaska Botanical Gardens in Anchorage.
An increase in freshman enrollment has led Eastern Oregon University to reopen a portion of Hunt Hall, which had been closed since 2007.
The new survivalists: Oregon 'preppers' stockpile guns and food in fear of calamity
Welder and gunsmith Jim Rector, at his La Grande shop with a World War I-era shotgun, says he's prepared if Western civilization collapses, as modern survivalists fear.
ASU Appoints Interim Athletic Director
The following is a news release from Alabama State University. Alabama State University President William H. Harris today appointed Sterling Steward Jr .
Volleyball Falls Twice on its First Day
Whitworth University could not overcome a pair of slow starts, losing both volleyball matches on the first day of the 2009 schedule.
"Yesterday it was 105 degrees here. Find a bottle buddy and each of you make sure the other stays hydrated.
Snohomish woman on dean's list Ashley Julian of Snohomish has been named to the spring term dean's list at Eastern Oregon University in La Grande, Ore.
Eyre third at U.S. Kids Golf tourney
Salem's Brandon Eyre took third place in the U.S. Kids Golf World Championships, which concluded Sunday in Pinehurst, N.C. Eyre, who competed in the 6 and under division, shot a 34, 33 and 37 for a three-day, 27-hole total of 104.
Eyre third at U.S. Kids Golf tourney
Salem's Brandon Eyre took third place in the U.S. Kids Golf World Championships, which concluded Sunday in Pinehurst, N.C. Eyre, who competed in the 6 and under division, shot a 34, 33 and 37 for a three-day, 27-hole total of 104.
Perry elected OSU alumni board
Bill Perry has been elected the new president of the Oregon State University Alumni Association Board of Directors .
School briefs: NKHS Class of '99 reunion coming up
Class of '99 reunion planned The North Kitsap High School class of 1999 reunion will take place at 11 a.m. Aug.
Ray Walser headed to Eastern Oregon University
Posted by: Mount Vernon High School Phone: 360-540-0096 Email: Website: Ray will be leaving for LaGrande Oregon on August 5th to report to football camp the following day.
Oregon's ailing economy spawns record summer college enrollment
Colleges across the state report significant increases in summer enrollment and student courseloads from a year ago, a jump that experts attribute to the recession.
a Dr. Phila leaves legacy from Forest Grove to Hillsboro
Phil Creighton remembers the first time he explored Pacific University's Forest Grove campus.
Shadle teaches his way around the w.....
Wouldn't it be great to teach innovative college classes to students from around the country? Wouldn't it be great to take a four-month cruise around the world? Wouldn't it be great to do both at the same time? That's exactly what Mark Shadle, Estherville High School class of 1967, did this past spring.
Ex-Eastern Oregon University director faces no damages in alleged rape
The former director of undergraduate studies at Eastern Oregon University is not liable for damages in a civil lawsuit involving the alleged rape of a professor.
Two McClain grads have received the Manasseh Cutler Scholarship from Ohio University.
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