Presenting academic and creative work in a formal setting is a mark of true accomplishment in undergraduate studies. Working with faculty members who are recognized as national and international leaders in their fields, our students study alternative fuels, the safety of our food supply, environmental protection and a wide range of other issues that affect our lives every day.
Teen sweeps sheep meet (Capital Press)
This fall, Allison Boyce will be a freshman at Oregon State University, where she plans to prepare to be either a high school counselor or an English teacher. The winnings from her market lamb championships since she entered 4-H in the fourth grade will help pay for her first year of college. She recalled paying $100 for her first market lamb grand champion. It sold for $2,000.
Entomological Society of America/Plant-Insect Ecosystem Section Undergraduate Awards!
OSU student to meet Nobel laureates in Germany
Students seek donations for Nicaragua trip (Gazette-Times)
A group of 15 Oregon State University veterinary students is taking its show on the road, and it's asking the public to help. In anticipation of its third year of travel to Nicaragua in September to perform free veterinary exams and procedures, the International Veterinary Students' Association at OSU is scrambling to collect supplies and donations from the community.
What's it like when school is a family affair? (Bend Bulletin)
Marisa DeWolfe, 18, and her mom, Pam, 61, will graduate from Central Oregon Community College with their associate degrees Saturday. Marisa is the youngest graduate in COCC's class of 2009, and her mother is the oldest. Next week they're moving to Corvallis to attend Oregon State University.
Oregon State U Students Score Top Minorities Awards (Western Farmer Stockman)
Oregon State University students brought home the top award from this year's national conference of Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources and Related Sciences in Indianapolis, Ind.2009 OSU Celebrating Undergraduate Excellence awardees
