-
PacWave is Oregon State University’s wave energy testing facility, where companies are able to test their prototype devices that create renewable energy from ocean waves.
-
Oregon State University has formally objected to its women’s basketball team unionizing, arguing players are not employees under state labor law.
-
A 12,700-year-old mammoth tusk found under a Corvallis street in 2021 and preserved by OSU researchers is now on display at the Corvallis-Benton County Public Library.
-
An Oregon State University study found cat-assisted training benefits children with developmental differences like autism and ADHD while boosting feline sociability.
-
New research from Oregon State University uses AI-powered cameras to monitor and collect data on bumblebees.
-
Oregon State University adds Tex, a bomb-sniffing lab, to its police force to quickly sweep campus buildings and enhance security at major events.
-
Pacific gray whales, whose long-distance migrations have transfixed researchers and coastal watchers for decades, are facing unprecedented challenges in their fight for survival.
-
OSU artist-in-residence Chet Udell will blend marine science, custom instruments, and soundscapes in a free live performance at the Hatfield Marine Science Center in Newport this Thursday.
-
The grant will fuel a statewide partnership, led by Oregon State University, that aims to boost chip manufacturing, artificial intelligence research and the state’s semiconductor workforce.
-
After a year of preparation, the Oregon State University Wind Ensemble is headed to an international music conference in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
-
Oregon State University celebrated the class of 2026 in Corvallis on Saturday at the school’s 157th Commencement Ceremony.
-
A decision by the Trump administration to quickly dismantle a complex and massive array of underwater equipment that for 10 years has studied the ocean’s health has stunned and dismayed researchers in Newport and Corvallis.