When coffee and power naps fail to keep students actively engaged in class, the next best strategy could be to ditch the use of the standard classroom chair. Exercise science major Nani Ostrom has introduced the use of stability balls … Continued
Imagine that you are opening the restaurant of your dreams and you have a slew of young eager employees. It is opening night. There is music playing, laughter throughout room, and the sound of glasses clinging. Unfortunately, the atmosphere is … Continued
Patricia Echeverria’s senior project tackles an ethical dilemma by exploring the costs and benefits of using chimpanzees in research. Echeverria is a 29-year-old transfer student from Tillamook Bay Community College. She is currently finishing her degree in biology and is … Continued
Creative writing major Makaela “Katy” Kilsdonk decided to use fiction to show the “freaky” side of American history. For her senior project, consisting of the first several chapters of a novel-length book and a critical introduction, Kilsdonk utilized internet and … Continued
Senior athlete Kyle Treadway has been an integral part of both the baseball and football teams these past seasons. Not just limited to sports, his success also extends into the classroom. Set to graduate this spring, Treadway has decided to … Continued
Just three years ago, legendary rapper Kendrick Lamar shattered the hip-hop scene with his brilliant growing-up in Compton narrative album “good kid, M.A.A.D. city.” This past Sunday, his brand new, highly anticipated album, “To Pimp a Butterfly,” a play on … Continued
At the end of last month, Marvel and Disney announced ambitious plans for future movie releases, including a two-part Avengers sequel “Infinity War,” “Captain Marvel” (the company’s first female led film, finally), “Doctor Strange” and also, notably, the “Black Panther.” … Continued
After its “Strike Out Parkinson’s” fundraiser homecoming weekend, the Student Athletic Advisory Committee, SAAC, raised $2,000 in honor of former Head Baseball Coach Greg Bradley and the fight against Parkinson’s disease. SAAC president senior Eddie Carrillo said the committee donated … Continued
For the first time ever, students will be able to watch the women’s rugby team biff, bomb and bust in their first game against Portland State University Saturday, Oct. 25. The women’s rugby team has been years in the making. … Continued
Imagine looking at a table and seeing the object as molecules reacting to each other, rather than the usual flat, hard-surfaced structure. Not only does a particular student like this unique way of seeing, he actually prefers it that way. … Continued
National Coming Out Day is just around the corner on Oct. 11. This is a day where non-heterosexual, non-cisgender people are encouraged to come out to their friends and family, knowing that around the country thousands of other people like … Continued
