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Anthropology

At the intersection of anthropology and food justice - College of Liberal Arts: February 26, 2024

The multidisciplinary Food in Culture and Social Justice program examines the many ways food is more than simple nourishment

The researchers say their findings underscore the need for better training for medical professionals as well as structural support within the health care system.

Engaging Klamath River community perspectives - College of Liberal Arts: January 19, 2024

OSU researchers seek social responses on prospective dam removals

Ethnic Studies

How a Local Audubon Society is Reckoning With It's Namesake

Main

OSU forensics braves wintry weather to secure impressive wins In Utah - OSU Forensics / Mark Porrovecchio: January 15, 2024

Master of Arts in English

Psychology

Oregon State University's online bachelor's degree in psychology has been ranked No. 2 in the nation by U.S. News & World Report - U.S. News & World Report: February 07, 2024

School of Communication

OSU Forensics does impressively at a regional favorite - OSU Forensics / Mark Porrovecchio: February 12, 2024
OSU Forensics scores multiple wins at regional favorite - OSU Forensics / Mark Porrovecchio: January 29, 2024
OSU forensics braves wintry weather to secure impressive wins In Utah - OSU Forensics / Mark Porrovecchio: January 15, 2024

School of Language, Culture, and Society

The faces of various influential women emerge on Oregon State University’s The Little Gallery wall, composed of clay and constructed by regional artist Vicki Idema. From March 5 to April 18, OSU is hosting Idema’s collection, “Perseverance: A Tribute to G

The faces of various influential women emerge on Oregon State University’s The Little Gallery wall, composed of clay and constructed by regional artist Vicki Idema.

At the intersection of anthropology and food justice - College of Liberal Arts: February 26, 2024

The multidisciplinary Food in Culture and Social Justice program examines the many ways food is more than simple nourishment

How a Local Audubon Society is Reckoning With It's Namesake

La Poétique de la Trace et Tamazgha - Tamazgha Studies Journal: February 12, 2024

Oregon State alum develops skills online to impact lives in his community and beyond

The researchers say their findings underscore the need for better training for medical professionals as well as structural support within the health care system.

Spanish so White! - Latina@ Stories: February 05, 2024

In this episode, I discuss Spanish teaching and learning with professor Adam Schwartz and his new book Spanish so White: Conversations on the Inconvenient Racism of ‘Foreign’ Language Education, published in 2023.

Engaging Klamath River community perspectives - College of Liberal Arts: January 19, 2024

OSU researchers seek social responses on prospective dam removals

School of Writing, Literature, and Film

Speech Communication

OSU Forensics does impressively at a regional favorite - OSU Forensics / Mark Porrovecchio: February 12, 2024
OSU Forensics scores multiple wins at regional favorite - OSU Forensics / Mark Porrovecchio: January 29, 2024
OSU forensics braves wintry weather to secure impressive wins In Utah - OSU Forensics / Mark Porrovecchio: January 15, 2024

Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies

Oregon State alum develops skills online to impact lives in his community and beyond

World Languages and Cultures

La Poétique de la Trace et Tamazgha - Tamazgha Studies Journal: February 12, 2024
Spanish so White! - Latina@ Stories: February 05, 2024

In this episode, I discuss Spanish teaching and learning with professor Adam Schwartz and his new book Spanish so White: Conversations on the Inconvenient Racism of ‘Foreign’ Language Education, published in 2023.