Thursday Thoughts Week 1 on Sports in COVID-19: Andres De Los Santos Read more
It's difficult to believe that just a few weeks ago, Oregon State University students were merely encouraged to pay extra attention to hygiene and educate themselves about a novel strain of coronavirus beginning to infiltrate America. Now, we're holed up at home and about to begin a term of … Read more
Attending a university is a job in itself. It requires going to classes, hours of homework, hours of study, and puts a good amount of stress on students. For students who don’t come from a privileged background, many find themselves taking up a second job to try and make ends meet while stil… Read more
Primary elections are significant and provide the opportunity for people to vote for who they want to represent them in the general election. Read more
It has become resoundingly clear that our accelerating rate of innovation has not been given the respect it deserves, and such negligence will prove to be a defining issue of our time. Read more
On Feb. 19, I entered Ed’s class with a coalition of diverse community members with a few simple questions. “Do you care about homelessness on campus? Do you want to lift employees out of poverty? Will you help struggling mothers? Will you read and sign our petition for a cut to the highest … Read more
While “barely surviving off of Top Ramen” is a common stereotype of college students, food insecurity is a difficult reality for many Oregon State University attendees. Read more
Oregon State University has a binding code of ethics. One of the key aspects of ethics within an academic setting is not misrepresenting data. On Monday, the Provost sent an email to the entire community stating that the minimum graduate salary is $3,922 a month, but he failed to include a c… Read more
Everyone should be eating less meat. The amount of meat that Americans consume is not sustainable and is causing harm to the environment. Read more
I really, honestly do not want to see another email from the University talking about mental health until they increase the budget of CAPS and hire more counselors. Read more
While voting in the Associated Students of Oregon State University elections (as I hope you're planning to do, as well), two statements caused me concern, for a couple of reasons. I would like to set the record straight to ensure transparency and truthfulness surrounding this matter. Read more
Reducing waste is a critical component in creating a more sustainable future. Read more
The consequences of the Trump Administration’s decision to assassinate Qasem Soleimani, Iran’s military commander and head of the Revolutionary Guards Quds Force, are not good. Read more
News seeks the truth and reports it, serves the public as both a watchdog and a record of history and tells stories of community conflicts and triumphs. Read more
OSU students give their opinions on the impeachment trial of President Read more
Oregon State University should refocus the management and research of OSU’s several research forests to address the existential threat that climate change presents. Read more
A fair trial is needed in order for the American people to fully understand what the Trump administration has done. Read more
Voting for Andrew Yang is reckless. I know many Yang supporters. I like those Yang supporters as people, however, voting for him might likely be one of the most reckless actions one can take in this primary season. Read more
For decades, the discussion of whether or not student-athletes should be paid or compensated for their roles in athletics has been debated. Some of the biggest scandals in sports history are associated with recruitment infractions and financial benefits. Read more
This year’s Oregon State Women’s Basketball team is special. After returning ten players from last year’s team that made the Sweet Sixteen, they added two highly rated freshmen and started off with an undefeated start. Read more
