Oregon Daily Emerald, University of Oregon, Eugene, OR
8 hours ago by John Steinsvold
The Daily Barometer, Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR
2 hours ago by Gail Cole
Starting Tuesday and lasting until May 14, the Valley Library Quad will be covered in white and red flags to show the number of Iraqis and Americans that have died since the invasion of Iraq in March 2003.
The flags and information are brought to OSU by the Iraq Body Count Exhibit, which is a non-political organization that informs the public of the exact loss of life that has resulted in the past five years.
Oregon Daily Emerald, University of Oregon, Eugene, OR
1 hour ago by Robert D'Andrea
It will be a few weeks before Sam Dotters-Katz takes office as the next ASUO president. In the meantime, he and vice president-elect Johnny Delashaw have been preparing for their term in office, starting with the hiring last Friday of current Senate President Athan Papailiou as their chief of staff.
Papailiou has been a senator for three years and ran for ASUO vice president last year. Dotters-Katz said Papailiou served as an adviser during the campaign after they were introduced by former Sen. Jacob Daniels.
Oregon Daily Emerald, University of Oregon, Eugene, OR
3 hours ago by Deborah Bloom
In today's political climate, you might think I am hesitant to admit I am a Zionist. The very word itself carries a heavy stigma. Still, after years of broken dialogue, incessant violence and determined defense, I am happy to say that today Israel turns 60, and despite how you might feel about my homeland, I am hopeful for the future of a dynamic and thriving Israel.
Oregon Daily Emerald, University of Oregon, Eugene, OR
-20 minutes ago by
Good news: More soon-to-be college students are applying to the University than ever before. Bad news: The University has no idea where to put them all.
According to the University housing department, 3,600 students can be lodged in student housing each year. Technically speaking, the housing department guarantees a room to anyone who applies before March 31. Those who apply later are placed on a waiting list, and given a room if one becomes available.
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Daily Vanguard, Portland State University, OR
1 hour ago by Nathan Hellman
Oregon shifts to the center of the hotly contested race for the Democratic presidential nomination this weekend, as both candidates, Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, are slated to visit the Beaver State Friday and Saturday.
With the May 20 Oregon primary quickly approaching, both campaigns are gearing up in the Pacific Northwest in hopes of earning the state's all-important 65 delegates.
Daily Vanguard, Portland State University, OR
-54 minutes ago by Kody D. Porter
The Vikings will fasten their chinstraps for the last time until fall practice commences when they hit the newly laid turf at PGE Park for the annual Spring Game at 1 p.m. Saturday. While most were sleeping over the past month, the players have been refining their skills with two-hour workouts starting at 7 a.
Oregon Daily Emerald, University of Oregon, OR
1 day ago by Jessie Higgins
Record freshman enrollment for the 2008-2009 academic year at the University has left University Housing scrambling to find space for incoming students to live. As in previous years, the housing department guarantees a room for all incoming students who apply for housing by the March 31 priority deadline; however, the unusually large freshman class seeking on-campus housing has left the University, which can comfortably house 3,600 students, dramatically overbooked, said Allen Gidley, interim housing director.
Daily Vanguard, Portland State University, OR
17 hours ago by Kyle Chown
Before he came to college, Kyle Cady never thought he would become involved with student government or the world of politics.
Now his life is consumed by student politics, and he would have it no other way.
Oregon Daily Emerald, University of Oregon, OR
1 hour ago by Deborah Bloom
In today's political climate, you might think I am hesitant to admit I am a Zionist. The very word itself carries a heavy stigma. Still, after years of broken dialogue, incessant violence and determined defense, I am happy to say that today Israel turns 60, and despite how you might feel about my homeland, I am hopeful for the future of a dynamic and thriving Israel.
Oregon Daily Emerald, University of Oregon, OR
17 hours ago by Alison Nicole Grisé | Freelance Reporter
Harmonious melodies played by Brooke Parrott and other talented collaborators from all over the country are the background for the 24-year-old's impeccable voice. Blues, Americana and folk music genres heavily influence the lyric-driven songs on her upcoming debut album, "Another City.
The Daily Barometer, Oregon State University, OR
2 days ago
OSU student Ben Gerling committed suicide early Monday morning, according to Lt. Jeff Lanz, station commander for the Oregon State Police branch on campus. Gerling was a senior in liberal arts.
Corvallis EMS and the Corvallis Police department responded to the call to his off-campus apartment.
The Daily Barometer, Oregon State University, OR
1 day ago by Nick Lilja
It's the phrase no one wants to read or hear. It signifies loss and remorse, pain and suffering. It might read like a fragment, but it's complete - with warm embraces from loved ones and strangers alike.
Sometimes it's the people you never know that affect you the most.
The Daily Barometer, Oregon State University, OR
17 hours ago by Gail Cole
Starting Tuesday and lasting until May 14, the Valley Library Quad will be covered in white and red flags to show the number of Iraqis and Americans that have died since the invasion of Iraq in March 2003.
The flags and information are brought to OSU by the Iraq Body Count Exhibit, which is a non-political organization that informs the public of the exact loss of life that has resulted in the past five years.
Western Oregon Journal, Western Oregon University, OR
16 hours ago by Jeffrey Sawyer and Ashley Erb
"There's still people outside. I invited them in and was told there was no room... I believe they're right," joked former President Bill Clinton with the 1,000 person crowd packed into Western's Old PE gymnasium on Saturday, April 26.
Former President Bill Clinton was in town promoting New York Sen.
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