The Daily Barometer, Oregon State University, OR
14 hours ago by Stephanie Calhoun
A component that makes OSU's campus such an exciting place to study and live is the diversity of the student body. This summer, another important step has been taken to contribute to this trait.
The former Antioch House, located at 620 NW 27th St., has new owners and is being transformed into a housing unit for international students, fittingly named "i-House.
The Daily Barometer, Oregon State University, OR
14 hours ago by Stephanie Calhoun
A component that makes OSU's campus such an exciting place to study and live is the diversity of the student body. This summer, another important step has been taken to contribute to this trait.
The former Antioch House, located at 620 NW 27th St., has new owners and is being transformed into a housing unit for international students, fittingly named "i-House.
The Daily Barometer, Oregon State University, OR
1 day ago by Theo Hendrickson
Many young musical artists and groups always dream of "making it big" in the music business, where fame and fortune are in abundance.
Those dreams have come true for Corvallis' local group, Family of Bruthaz, who will be performing on a West Coast tour of the U.
The Daily Barometer, Oregon State University, OR
1 day ago by Theo Hendrickson
Many young musical artists and groups always dream of "making it big" in the music business, where fame and fortune are in abundance.
Those dreams have come true for Corvallis' local group, Family of Bruthaz, who will be performing on a West Coast tour of the U.
The Daily Barometer, Oregon State University, OR
1 day ago by Tim Daniel
A new, green adhesive was the result of an unforeseen event that took place in OSU's College of Forestry lab.
Kaichang Li, a forestry professor, was working on a new environmentally friendly adhesive that would essentially be hot glue. While Dr. Li did not achieve that particular invention, he was able to create a green pressure sensitive adhesive that has the capacity to replace the current technology completely.
The Daily Barometer, Oregon State University, OR
1 day ago by Tim Daniel
A new, green adhesive was the result of an unforeseen event that took place in OSU's College of Forestry lab.
Kaichang Li, a forestry professor, was working on a new environmentally friendly adhesive that would essentially be hot glue. While Dr. Li did not achieve that particular invention, he was able to create a green pressure sensitive adhesive that has the capacity to replace the current technology completely.
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