Oregon State University News

Christine D'Arcy's abrupt and controversial firing from the Oregon Arts Commission last fall prompted five of nine commissioners to resign.

Liz Dent has been named chief of the Oregon Department of Forestry's State Forests Division.

Guns on university campuses have become a hot debate in Oregon and around the country.

Handling frozen fish caused nearly half of all injuries aboard commercial freezer-trawlers and about a quarter of the injuries on freezer-longliner vessels operating off the coast of Alaska, new research from Oregon State University shows.

The bride-to-be is a graduate student at Oregon State University. Her fiance is a medical student at the University of Arkansas.

Curtis Tigard is older than four of the stars on the American flag. New Mexico and Arizona weren't states yet when he was born in 1909.

Cellulose is the most abundant organic polymer on Earth thanks to its use in plant life.

President of a fraternity, perhaps, or the school debate club, but rare is the teenager who wishes to take on the responsibilities of a neighborhood association president.

A new project at Oregon State University is aiming to create a definitive historical archive of craft beer's history and impact in Oregon.

A new project at Oregon State University is aiming to create a definitive historical archive of craft beer's history and impact in Oregon.

Because of a conflict with the usual site, Thursday's meeting of the Audubon Society of Corvallis is moving.

Learn successful strategies for growing tomatoes at a "Secrets of Tomato Masters" workshop Saturday, April 12, at the Milwaukie Center.

Six months after Oregon banned cities and counties from regulating genetically modified crops and seeds, a governor-appointed task force will take a statewide look at the issue.

Oregon State University is helping faculty produce their own open access textbooks for courses.

Keisha Kemper, 15, will be going to the Washington County Fair pig weigh-in this Saturday, just like dozens of other kids who want to show their pigs at the fair in July.

President of a fraternity, perhaps, or the school debate club, but rare is the teenager who wishes to take on the responsibilities of a neighborhood association president.

The event included poster presentations and speeches by Dana Sanchez, assistant professor of fisheries and wildlife at Oregon State University, and John , an LDS blogger.

SunTerra Homes Inc. spent more than two years building and obtaining a patent for its Energy Block wall system.

For the 2013-2014 class, college costs are steep. The Institute for College Access and Success reports that among students who took out private student loans, the average graduate in 2012 accrued nearly $30,000 in debt.

In this May 2013 photo provided by Rhonda Blair, farmer Robert Blair stands in front of his tractor holding an unmanned aircraft that he built in Kendrick, Idaho.