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Body found in North Umpqua River
Douglas County Police and Oregon State Police recovered a body in the North Umpqua River approximately 47 miles from Roseburg Thursday afternoon.
The body was taken by the Douglas County Medical Examiner's Office for identification.
Authorities could not confirm that the body was that of Jeffrey Schmidt, an OSU junior who was involved in a fatal car accident with his girlfriend, Quinn Truong, on Nov.
Imprints: Finding His Voice
Student uses poetry to speak his mind
Above the clamor of grinding coffee and the aroma of steaming milk, Brian Dekker reveals his love for poetry and the freedom of expression that comes with being a member of The Black Poets Society on campus.
With a button up shirt, sideways hat and a pin-striped blazer, Dekker's style fits his personality.
New library collection batting on the past
Archives set to open in time for the Beavers' home opener
The ball, as large as 17 inches around, was made of material that wouldn't damage the furniture.
Starting in 1898, the Oregon Agricultural College had an indoor baseball team.
This information and more can soon be found on a Web site with information compiled by OSU archivists.
It's not just trash, it's the latest fashion
Contest brings in more than 41 gaments to annual event
Garbage Montage, last night's recycled and second-hand themed fashion show, featured 34 designers and 41 garments to compete in the year's contest.
The show was organized by the OSU Fashion Organization.
The contest, in its 21st year, featured three judges who pooled together to award designer Benjamin Moua's paper bag Victorian-era top-coat and bottom the first place winner.
Graduation guests won't need tickets
After a decision by the Commencement Committee on Wednesday, graduating students will no longer need tickets for their family and friends to attend OSU commencement ceremonies.
Previously, graduating students were allocated eight tickets for family and friends to attend the event.
