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Trashed campus follows football games
OSU Campus Recycling and Facility Services have seen an increase in game day garbage strewn around campus
Take a walk through campus after a home football game, and mountains of garbage piled around dumpsters and entire parking lots strewn with trash are visible.
OSU generates around 20,000 pounds of solid waste per day. Despite the high numbers, more than 50 percent of that waste is eventually recycled.
HHS pushes for accredited School of Public Health
Marie Harvey, department chair of public health, receives 2008 Carl S. Schultz Award
In the last year, prominent figures in the College of Health and Human Sciences, such as Tom Eversole - the director of strategic development - have been advocating for an accredited College of Public Health.
This new development, headed by Eversole, would enable OSU to collaborate with both OHSU and PSU as partner schools.
OSU offers class on sexual violence
Class offered to help facilitate change in sexual violence
Sexual violence is one of the biggest issues on many college campuses. Not many people know how often it is happening.
This is why there is a course offered through Oregon State University titled Peer Education Sexual Violence Awareness Training.
The course has been offered for the last three years and has grown into a popular class.
Corvallis welcomes new restaurant to satisfy pasta cravings
Pastini opened doors Monday at NW Ninth Street and NW Garfield, offering affordable Italian food, employment to OSU students
Pastini Pastaria has arrived in Corvallis. The grand opening of the Italian restaurant was yesterday in the new Corvallis Market Center at the corner of Northwest Ninth Street and Northwest Garfield Avenue.
Co-owner Susan Bashel stated that she was "really excited.
OSU faculty ranks high overall on RateMyProfessor.com
Website which ranks professors based on anonymous comments by students lists OSU as 44th in its top 50
A popular website that allows students to access information about future professors and vent frustrations about current classroom situations has given OSU high marks.
A recent ranking of national universities by RateMyProfessor.com listed OSU as number 44 in the top 50 in the nation, based on the faculty ratings by the website's users.
