OSU-Cascades
Congratulations, OSU-Cascades Class of 2026!
We can't wait to see how you'll make a difference in the world. Go Bend Beavs!
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Oregon State University – Cascades is OSU's campus in Bend. Get the personal attention of a small campus. The strengths of Oregon's leading public research university. And a campus surrounded by 2.5 million acres of national forests and public lands.
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It's your time. To discover your passion. To find a future that inspires you.
Our faculty are teachers, mentors and world-class researchers. They will guide you, challenge you and inspire you to be the best version of yourself — so you're ready to take on some of the world's biggest challenges.
Oregon State University was founded more than 150 years ago as a land grant institution, building on the idea that everybody deserves access to education. When it opened in 2016, the OSU-Cascades campus fulfilled a 30-year quest for higher education in what had been the largest region in the state without a four-year university. We are growing for Central Oregon and beyond.
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Schedule a personalized tour, check out our award-winning student housing and have lunch at the Beaver Dam. In-person tours are available Monday through Friday, or go on a virtual tour.
News & Events
OSU-Cascades has launched the Energy Innovation Center to accelerate research and development in energy technologies in Central Oregon and beyond. The center will focus in areas such as energy storage and carbon capture and abatement, and will help advance the work of entrepreneurs and companies focused on energy solutions.
Oregon State University – Cascades will graduate 377 students at its 25th commencement ceremony on Sunday, June 14. It is the largest graduating class since OSU-Cascades was founded in 2001.
The graduating class will receive 380 degrees and includes four students who will receive two degrees, and one student who will receive three degrees.
Dennis Lynn, a retiring senior instructor of human development and family sciences, will give the address at OSU-Cascades’ commencement ceremony on June 14.
“Beyond his teaching, Dennis has had a profound impact on the OSU-Cascades community by seeing the potential in everyone he encounters—students, fellow employees and community members,” said Becky Johnson, then interim chancellor and dean of OSU-Cascades.