Ian Munanura is an Assistant Professor of Forest Ecosystems and Society in the College of Forestry. Originally from Africa, Ian takes pride in exposing students to the broader world. His work includes student trips to Borneo for first-hand experience in the challenges of economic development and maintaining biodiversity in a developing country.
Monday, January 30, 2023
Friday, January 27, 2023
COZIEST PLACES TO STUDY : Beaver Dam
It’s getting rainier and darker outside — time to head inside, grab a hot drink and curl up with a good (text)book. Whether you like fireplaces, sweeping views or the hum of a coffee shop, there's a place for you.
Tuesday, January 24, 2023
COZIEST PLACES TO STUDY : Lobby of the Women’s Building
It’s getting rainier and darker outside — time to head inside, grab a hot drink and curl up with a good (text)book. Whether you like fireplaces, sweeping views or the hum of a coffee shop, there's a place for you.
Lobby of the Women’s Building
The cozy vibes are high here. The creaky wood floors, high-backed chairs and fireplace make for a vintage setting to tackle that midterm paper. Bring a pair of headphones to tune out the occasional dance class held in the adjacent gym.
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Trent Lundy
971-304-9750
Saturday, January 21, 2023
Understanding Hypoxia: Dead Zones on the Pacific Coast
A transforming climate and ocean is leading to unpredictable changes. One change is more frequent and unpredictable phenomena like hypoxia, a low-oxygen condition that can harm and kill sea life. This film explores the researchers investigating hypoxia and the communities that are impacted by ocean change.
Wednesday, January 18, 2023
COZIEST PLACES TO STUDY : Basic Needs Center
It’s getting rainier and darker outside — time to head inside, grab a hot drink and curl up with a good (text)book. Whether you like fireplaces, sweeping views or the hum of a coffee shop, there's a place for you.
Basic Needs Center
Champinefu Lodge is home to the Basic Needs Center, which is open to all students. Curl up by the fireplace, brew a cup of tea at the beverage station or heat up your lunch to set yourself up for success.
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Trent Lundy
971-304-9750
Sunday, January 15, 2023
COZIEST PLACES TO STUDY : Austin Hall
It’s getting rainier and darker outside — time to head inside, grab a hot drink and curl up with a good (text)book. Whether you like fireplaces, sweeping views or the hum of a coffee shop, there's a place for you.
Austin Hall
Pick a couch in view of the fireplace or a cafe table and chair next to the generous windows to tackle your latest assignment. If you need to refuel, then head to Trader Bing’s Cafe for a coffee or sandwich.
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Trent Lundy
971-304-9750
Thursday, January 12, 2023
Americas' Oldest Spear Points Discovered
Oregon State University archaeologists have uncovered projectile points in Idaho that are thousands of years older than any previously found in the Americas, helping to fill in the history of how early humans crafted and used stone weapons.
Davis has been studying the Cooper’s Ferry site since the 1990s when he was an archaeologist with the BLM. Now, he partners with the BLM to bring undergraduate and graduate students from OSU to work the site in the summer. The team also works closely with the Nez Perce tribe to provide field opportunities for tribal youth and to communicate all findings.
Monday, January 9, 2023
COZIEST PLACES TO STUDY : Top floors of Learning Innovation Center
Top floors of Learning Innovation Center
Soak in the best view of the valley while you dive into your latest reading or project. Make sure to snag one of the coveted spots on the fifth floor with a view of Marys Peak.
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Trent Lundy
971-304-9750
Friday, January 6, 2023
COZIEST PLACES TO STUDY : International Living-Learning Center
International Living-Learning Center
If you enjoy ambient background noise while you study, the constant hum of people talking in the ILLC will create the atmosphere you’re after. Coffee and snacks are just steps away at Cascadia Cafe or Market to help fuel your studies.
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Trent Lundy
971-304-9750
Tuesday, January 3, 2023
2022 | Top 10 Stories
Join us as we take a look back at the Top 10 stories of 2022. From the announcement of a new OSU president to a world record-breaking robot and a project to revitalize Reser Stadium, we've had a year of progress, collaboration and success.
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