Dutch farmers tour OSU Extension research centers
OSU hosted agricultural experts from the Netherlands for an exchange visit sponsored by the Orchard of the Future, strengthening international collaboration on fruit-growing technology.
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OSU Ecampus graduating Class of 2025 includes learners from 20 countries
OSU’s Class of 2025 includes 2,345 online Ecampus graduates from across the U.S. and 20 countries such as Japan, Canada, France and Taiwan, representing the best of Oregon State’s mission to serve learners everywhere.
Anis Mustaffa: A meaningful journey filled with new challenges
Anis Mustaffa ’20, M.S. ’25, made Oregon her second home while studying Zoology and Financial Analytics at OSU, representing Malaysian students through the National Assembly of Malaysian Students in America (NAMSA) and staying active in OSU hackathons and campus leadership.
Three from OSU named finalists for Fulbright U.S. Student Program
Three Oregon State University students and recent graduates were named finalists for the 2025–2026 Fulbright U.S. Student Program, earning opportunities to conduct research abroad in Nepal, Spain, and the UK, while one alternate may study in Sweden.
OSU Authors: ‘Aquí Se Habla’ book on Spanish language learning celebrates the ‘local and personal’
The book Aquí Se Habla, created by OSU authors and students, challenges traditional views of Spanish as a "foreign" language in the U.S. by highlighting personal and local experiences of bilingualism and advocating for more inclusive, community-centered language education.
Teaching Early Literacy from a Multilingual Perspective
Language specialist Amanda Kha applied strategies from OSU’s multilingual literacy course to support diverse learners, emphasizing that “multilingualism isn’t a barrier—it’s a strength.”
Deploying Agrivoltaics for Food and Energy in Africa
OSU faculty David Bernell and Chad Higgins joined graduate students from Ghana and Nigeria on a visit to the region to demonstrate how agrivoltaics—combining solar panels with agriculture—can help address food and energy challenges in Africa by enabling dual land use for crop production and renewable energy generation.
OSU joins U.S.–Vietnam academic partnership to strengthen global collaboration
OSU joined a delegation of 21 universities visiting Vietnam to develop greater academic collaborations between the two countries.
Oregon State University Hosts Ukrainian Scholars in the College of Forestry
Oregon State University’s College of Forestry hosted two Ukrainian forest scientists as part of
the BridgeUSA Ukrainian Academic Fellows Program.
OSU professor Jamon Van Den Hoek on CNN
OSU professor Jamon Van Den Hoek was interviewed on CNN Newsroom to discuss Israel's siege on Gaza and the data he's collected through satellite imagery on damage to the area