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Wilson left local legacy
R.C. Wilson’s contributions to Corvallis can be found all around us — literally. If you’ve lived in the Benton County area for any amount of time, you’ve likely been inside and are familiar with many of the structures that Wilson and his company constructed beginning in the 1950s.
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Board to request $256 million more
The State Board of Higher Education will request a $256 million boost in state support for Oregon’s seven public universities in the next biennium. During its meeting this week at Portland State University, the board approved a $988 million budget request proposal, up from $732 million in the current biennium.
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Renewable energy focus of OSU lab
For most people outside the College of Engineering, the basement of Dearborn is probably not a common place to venture. But in this underground space lies what may be OSU’s best-kept secret — the Motor Systems Resource Facility.
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Material Could Lead To New Generation Of Electronics
Researchers at Oregon State University have discovered a "dielectric" characteristic of an existing compound that might be used in the electronics industry to address heat buildup, one of the fundamental limiting factors in making small computers and other electronic devices.
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Orange and Black Ball to be signature event
Beavers and Beaver supporters are cordially invited to attend the OSU Alumni Association's first annual Orange and Black Ball on Saturday, September 16 at Portland's Montgomery Park, from 7 p.m. until 10 p.m. If you are an Oregon Stater, the Orange and Black Ball will be the place to be on September 16. Lodging information, reservations, more details are available here. |
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Corvallis High graduate dies in Baghdad blast
Staff Sgt. Jason M. Evey, 29, of Stockton, Calif., was the son of former lobbyist John Evey, who later worked in the development department at Oregon State University in the 1990s. |
