Taking a TRAL degree to Patagonia
Patagonia has always been a bucket-list destination for me, especially being someone who has a passion for the outdoors.
Central Oregon river restoration to be the topic of OSU-Cascades Science Pub on April 21
The science and philosophy of river restoration in Central Oregon will be the topic of Oregon State University – Cascades’ Science Pub on April 21.
The talk will be given by Skuyler Herzog, a hydrologist and assistant professor in OSU-Cascades’ natural resources degree program.
Skuyler Herzog, a hydrologist and assistant professor in OSU-Cascades’ natural resources degree program will present the April 12 Science Pub.
A New Purpose: Lucas on Service and Supporting Veterans
I want to be that bridge for veterans, making the transition to civilian life a little easier and a little kinder.
How Abbi Discovered Her Career Path Through Liberal Studies
I currently work in career development with teenagers and young adults, which is because of my time at OSU-Cascades.
Forging A Path in Computer Science with Scholarship Support
Growing up in Milwaukie, Ore., just 150 miles from Bend, second year student Dakota Rentz always knew college would be part of his future. What drew him to OSU-Cascades was the small classes and the chance to build meaningful connections with faculty.
“The smaller, more personalized attention from professors has been a game changer for me,” he said.
From Practicum to Classroom: Arden’s MAT Journey
If you're thinking about joining the MAT program, do it. It changed my trajectory in the best way possible.
Finding Inspiration in Italy: Blair’s Study Abroad Experience
Being in Italy has allowed me to engage directly with environments shaped by centuries of craftsmanship and thoughtful design. It complements my business studies by giving me a more well-rounded perspective on product, management and marketing.
Award-winning author Carter Sickels to read at OSU-Cascades on May 14
The award-winning novelist and essayist Carter Sickels will read from his work at Oregon State University – Cascades on May 14 as part of the Master of Fine Arts in Writing’s Distinguished Visiting Writer series.
Sickels will present and read from his work at a public event at 6:30 p.m. in the Charles McGrath Family Atrium in Edward J. Ray Hall on the OSU-Cascades campus.
The event is free, but registration is required. A book signing will follow, with book sales hosted by Roundabout Books.
Carter Sickels is the OSU-Cascades MFA in Writing program's 2026 Spring Distinguished Visiting Writer
OSU Presidential Scholar: Luke Donaldson '25
Growing up in the small town of Coquille on Oregon's southern coast, senior Luke Donaldson developed a love for the natural world from a young age. He remembers looking up at the patches of clear-cut forests on the hills surrounding his town and wondering if there was a better way to manage the forests so they would be preserved for future generations.