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School year marks success in legislature
Battles at the Capitol gave way to wins for Oregon's system of post-secondary education
The 2006-07 school year had its ups and downs related to student issues at the state Capitol.
Courtney Sproule, communications director for the Oregon Student Association, said in an e-mail that a lot of accomplishments came from the students who fought all year for at the Capitol.
Memorial service planned for OSU professor
Elizabeth W. Sulzman, 40, an associate professor in the Department of Crop and Soil Science was rushed to the hospital on Sunday afternoon where she later died.
Oregon State Police troopers and the Corvallis Fire Department responded to a 911 call at 5:20 p.
'Playboy' project draws fire from university officials
Banner made by student in Janet Lee's women studies class recognizes Playboy achievement
Most OSU students know the name Sara Jean Underwood. Underwood is an OSU senior who has been awarded the title of Playboy Playmate of the Year. What most students may not know is that a banner of Underwood's Playboy centerfold was briefly displayed by Covell Hall early Thursday morning.
The Weekly Download: Spellbound glory
Annette McFarland, a senior in English, French and international studies, and Azia Schumate, a sophomore in food science and technology, have been named the biggest Harry Potter fans on campus. They entered a competition held in May for the Diversions section and here's what they have to say about it.
MU Ballroom displays graphic design content
Graduating seniors display portfolios, the final step in rigorous OSU design program
Graphic designers have a hand in almost everything in society. Any advertisement, product or medium of any kind has probably been worked on by a graphic designer at some point to make it look better and more effectively convey a message.
"I really didn't notice until I got into the program, but everything has been touched by graphic designers," said Ryan Schroeder, a senior in graphic design.
Students direct one-act plays
Six student-directed one-act plays will be featured from June 7-9
The one-act plays begin as the curtain rolls up on June 7.
A series of student-written one-act plays are scheduled to take place on June 7-9. The first play will start at 7:30 p.m. in Withycombe Hall.
The OSU Theatre will present six different imaginative plays that are also directed by students.
