Student Resources

If you are considering suicide or feeling depressed, talk to someone. Reach out to a friend or family member, call or stop by CAPS, contact the 24-hour crisis hotline or visit the CAPS website for multiple resources.

Advisors are here to support you on your academic path. They are partners as you make important educational decisions, they can help you find service learning and other experiential learning opportunities, and they work to ensure you are meeting program and university graduation requirements. 

Student ambassadors from different areas of study serve as representatives of academic majors at college events. In their roles, they may support retention, act as peer advisors or attend conferences. Use this directory to connect with academic ambassador programs at Oregon State University.

Reach your full potential and achieve optimal performance through academic coaching. Academic coaching is a series of conversations — focusing on time management, test preparation, stress reduction and other topics — designed to enhance your well-being and your academic performance. Coaching provides a partnership between students seeking to improve their study strategies and peer coaches who are trained to listen and ask thought-provoking questions.

Academic learning assistants provide an array of services to support residential students in the adjustment to the academic rigors of Oregon State University. ALAs work to cultivate strong academic habits and college knowledge, promote engagement with university resources and assist students in navigating the university landscape. Services range from one-on-one meetings with students to hall-wide programming initiatives. 

Academic Learning Services offers 2-3 credit courses designed to help you acquire confidence and foundational skills necessary for success in the university environment. Earn credit toward graduation while engaging in active learning and reflection to help you on your path to a degree and post-graduation success.

The Academic Success Center (ASC) provides support and services to help all students achieve their academic goals. ASC programs help students develop learning strategies and time management skills to excel in their coursework and stay on track to graduate.

Academic Success (ALS 116) is a two-credit class that explores the expectations and skills involved in being academically successful at the university level. This class will enhance your time management, note taking, test preparation and critical reading abilities.

The Academics for Student Athletes office provides academic and personal support to all student athletes at Oregon State University. We strive to create a collaborative environment with other campus departments that will help you achieve your potential for intellectual, social and personal development. Services include sport-specific academic counselors and priority class registration for student athletes, with guidance and advising from major department advisors as well as ASA academic counselors.

The Oregon State University Advantage Accelerator/RAIN Corvallis assists innovators and entrepreneurs in high-growth companies from the mid-Willamette Valley and extended Oregon State University community. Student interns gain invaluable experience while working directly with these companies during all phases of the commercialization process to explore markets, develop products and obtain customers.

The Adventure Club provides a rich learning opportunity for students in the Adventure Leadership Institute to practice and apply their developing skills as leaders and facilitators of adventure pursuits.

The Adventure Leadership Institute helps students develop leadership and outdoor preparedness skills, while building community. Learn about our remote programming on our website. 

Students who love the outdoors and adventure are encouraged to take advantage of this community — build leadership skills while participating in adventure trips, skills workshops and more. 

Medical advice is available by phone 24 hours per day for OSU students eligible for care at Student Health Services. If you have medical concerns after clinic hours, you can obtain a toll-free number for a medical call center by calling 541-737-9355.

Alternative Break trips are centered on creating transformative, experiential learning experiences for students through regional, reciprocal campus-community partnerships. Through these trips, students develop the capacity to lead social change and immerse themselves in a community to learn its historical, sociological, cultural and/or political background.  

24/7 Mental Health Support for Students: With the Anytime Anywhere: MySSP @ OSU app, students now have access to free and confidential mental health and wellness counseling at any time of day, from anywhere in the world, 365 days a year.

ASC strategists want to support you on your path to academic success. We know that OSU has a lot of resources to support students, but that sometimes it can be hard to know what you're looking for or where to find it. ASC strategists are here for remote consults to help you find what you need. In addition to identifying resources, strategists can help you form successful study groups, introduce learning and study tools and assist as you get ready for midterms and finals.

Celebrating the cultures of Asian and Pacific Island nations, the Asian & Pacific Cultural Center provides a meditation room, engagement opportunities, and space for students to mingle and experience community.

The Office of Advocacy is a student service run by ASOSU and assists students with issues involving the university or university affiliates, such as financial aid, faculty misconduct, grade or residency appeals and more.

Late night at the library and don't want to walk home alone in the dark? SafeRide is a student-fee funded, nightly ride service run by ASOSU and student drivers that transports students within the city limits of Corvallis and Philomath during the academic year.

The ASOSU student advocate provides mentoring, professional development and strategic advice to the ASOSU executive, legislative and judicial branches. The advocate coordinates the ASOSU Internship Program, which includes coursework designed to advance student government leadership by familiarizing students with community organizing, movement-building, political identity development and tactics for addressing issues facing students. 

ASOSU Student Legal Services provides free, confidential assistance to all OSU students at the Corvallis campus on a variety of legal matters. This office provides legal advice and representation to OSU students when they have a dispute that does not pertain to the university. 

We believe a better campus, a better community, a better experience happens when we come together. You are a student. You have a voice. Make it known — apply to be on a committee or to volunteer, register for an ASOSU internship or attend one of our events. We also have resources to help students navigate their educational experience. 

Located in the Linus PaulingScience Center, Ava's Cafe serves Helix coffee and a variety of lunch and breakfast items.

The Basic Needs Center is here to support you. We provide textbook access, laptop and calculator lending and food assistance. Contact the center for peer support to help you identify and apply to resources. 

Beaver Bus is a free campus shuttle service available to students. It offers an online tracking system to calculate the estimated time of arrival to each shuttle stop. A great idea for rainy Oregon days!

The Beaver Connect program connects new-to-OSU students, peer mentors and faculty members to ease the student transition to college, facilitate faculty-student interaction and build a network of support to help students succeed during their time at OSU. Students are placed on teams that meet up to five times per term during the first year. They discuss how to be successful when applying for scholarships, finding research opportunities and exploring career paths.

Beavers Give a Dam is an interactive bystander program to prevent sexual violence. This skill building workshop offered by the Prevention & Wellness team in Student Health Services is customizable for different communities and aims to increase participants' motivation and confidence to intervene.

Happiness and the pursuit there of are a constant source of conversation and intrigue. This short course available in Canvas uses theories within positive psychology, flourishing and mindfulness literature. There are four modules, focusing on mental health and well-being; purposeful or career well-being; mindset and personal strengths; and mindfulness meditation. 

Have you experienced or witnessed an incident of bias at Oregon State? In the university's ongoing efforts to create a safe and inclusive environment for all students, the Office of Institutional Diversity collaborates with campus partners to respond to incidents of bias. This team takes seriously all reports of bias and depending on the circumstances may follow up with campus safety, referrals to university resources, or community outreach. Use this form to report discrimination, bullying or other incidents of bias; reports may be made anonymously. 

The Bike Shop offers bike repair services and is conveniently located by the Adventure Leadership Institute in Dixon Recreation Center.

Bing's Cafe serves Starbucks coffee and is well known for its freshly made bagel sandwiches and cozy location.

Grocery support at the Basic Needs Center includes shelf stable staples like rice, pasta, beans, corn, canned veggies, instant noodles, flour, canned meats, and often limited fresh produce, tofu, frozen meats, shelf stable or refrigerated milk, and milk alternatives. Income guidelines apply. 

Individuals may utilize this online form to file a complaint through Disability Access Services about an access concern with regards to an OSU building. 

Students who live within the Business LLC — in Weatherford or Poling Halls — have access to College of Business resources and are immersed in an environment that promotes student success and collaboration. 

The CAMP Scholars Internship program is a collaboration between University Housing & Dining Services and the College Assistant Migrant Program. It was created to ensure that young students with a history in migrant or seasonal agricultural work develop their personal and professional potential. The program combines leadership training with hands-on and practical intern experience during the academic year.

Choose from a variety of dining locations across the Corvallis campus to meet your healthy eating goals.

This interactive map is a tool to help you navigate OSU. Find gender inclusive restrooms, dining options and other resources.

Students can reach 24/7 Canvas support by clicking help in the main Canvas menu (lower left side of screen). Students can chat with a Canvas representative or call the Canvas support hotline at 1-844-329-3084.

Career Decision Making (ALS 114) is a two-credit course designed to help students gain a better understanding of their interests, values and abilities as they relate to the world of work. Instructors provide guided career exploration in a classroom setting. Students explore educational, extra-curricular and career possibilities to comprehend their major and career decision-making processes.

The Career Development Center works to empower, support and nurture OSU students in their exploration and pursuit of lifelong career success and meaningful employment.

Explore majors, programs and career paths with the Career Development Center and their many resources. You can also find tips on starting the job search process, interviewing and developing professionally. Be prepared to start a career in your desired field!

Download the Career Guide, provided by the Career Development Center, to discover how you can best develop and present yourself in the professional world.

A coffee shop on campus, serving coffee, pastries and more.

Cascadia Market is a great place to get fresh and healthy fruits and vegetables on campus, some even grown by our students! Pick up a sandwich or quick snack from the deli in between classes.

The Center for Advancing Financial Education (CAFE) invites all Oregon State students seeking support for anything related to their college finances (such as information on financial resources, ways to save, budgeting and financial planning) to take advantage of our services. The center offers one-on-one advising, financial literacy courses, workshops and self-study Canvas modules. Visit our website or email [email protected] for additional information. 

The Survivor Advocacy & Resource Center (SARC) and the interpersonal violence prevention team have joined together to form the Center for Advocacy, Prevention & Education (CAPE). CAPE will operate through a multi-disciplinary and collaborative approach to provide a continuum of programs and services designed to prevent interpersonal and gender-based violence and to support survivors. 

For safe, confidential advocacy services, call 541-737-2030 or send an email to the advocacy team. Our in-office hours are 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday through Friday. If calling after hours, select option 1 from the phone menu to leave a confidential voicemail, or option 2 to reach the 24/7 confidential advocacy hotline with our community partner CARDV.

Looking for a software development, DevOps or testing internship right here at Oregon State? The Center for Applied Systems and Software (CASS) provides students the opportunity and guidance to work with real-world clients and to see projects from start to finish. CASS is made of three units — the Open Source Lab, Software Development Group and Test and IoT Lab. ​

The Center for Fraternity & Sorority Life aims to empower the OSU Greek community to strive for individual and organizational excellence. Services include advocating for the interests of the Greek community; supporting community development around multicultural competence; advising governing councils and chapters; and leading development programs.

Celebrating Chicano/Latino/Hispanic cultures, Centro Cultural César Chávez has an event space, areas for students to study, and a comfortable learning atmosphere.

The OSU Challenge Course provides groups with a variety of transformative team building exercises. Focused around recreational, educational and developmental themes, groups have fun while working together.

Community Engagement & Leadership maintains a regularly updated database of civic engagement opportunities that is searchable by areas of interest and other criteria. Interested in animal welfare, youth development, economic justice or other types of social change? Find ways to engage with our community now!

The climbing centers offer something fun for all levels of experience. There are two centers managed through Recreational Sports: one located inside the east entry of Dixon Recreational Center and the other inside McAlexander Fieldhouse. 

Most years, Student Experiences & Engagement oversees about 400 clubs and organizations. Find one that fits with your passion! There are lots of options to explore — from cultural organizations to clubs focusing on environmental, health or other social issues. Clubs enhance knowledge, help you develop transferable skills and complement classroom learning. Learn leadership, organizational development, team building and communication skills.

The College Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP) is a federally-funded program designed to support students whose background includes migrant/seasonal agricultural work. The program provides financial and academic support to first-year students with the goal of preparing them for further success in college. CAMP works with faculty, student services and community-based agencies to improve educational opportunities.

The College of Business Career Success Center connects business students with the resources they need to succeed in today's job market.

At Community Engagement & Leadership, we believe the world should be a more just, caring place for everyone and that OSU students have the power to shape the world. CEL inspires and nourishes relational leadership practices that enrich communities through collaborative learning, service, and action. Join us and get involved today! 

Corvallis Living Guide is a resource for you to learn about tenant rights, responsibilities and resources. 

The Corvallis Transit Service offers free fare for all riders on all bus routes and is an easy and eco-friendly method to get around town!

Whether you're having trouble installing software, connecting to the WiFi network or getting rid of a pesky virus on your computer, the Service Desk has qualified staff to assist you with your computer needs. 

Committed to improving students’ lives through counseling, resources for managing stress and improving self-esteem, and mindfulness practices, Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS) is here to help you flourish. CAPS offers many online wellness resources and remote services, including on-going individual counseling and the Single Session Clinic for one-time appointments focused on a particular concern or problem. 

The Craft Center supports and promotes a creative outlet of expression for students and other members of the university community by providing a dynamic environment, resources and arts programs in which people can foster their own creativity. Visit our website for ways to engage. 

Here you'll find helpful tips about navigating campus and the Corvallis community via bicycle, as well as safety tips and directions to register your bike through the Department of Public Safety.

Medical advice is available by phone 24 hours per day for OSU students eligible for care at Student Health Services. During clinic hours, the advice line is staffed by a registered nurse. Call 541-737-2724.

OSU's public safety works to keep our campus a safe space, providing emergency and non-emergency services. Listed below is the phone number for campus emergencies. For campus non-emergencies, contact 541-737-3010.

OSU's public safety works to keep our campus a safe space, providing building access, personal safety escorts, after-hour vehicle assistance, bicycle registration and more.

Listed below is the phone number for campus non-emergencies. For campus emergencies, contact 541-737-7000.

Difference, Power and Discrimination courses engage students in the intellectual examination of the complex structures, systems and ideologies that sustain discrimination and the unequal distribution of power and resources in society.

Disability Access Services facilitates access to university programs and services for students with disabilities through accommodations, education, consultation and advocacy. DAS provides support to all Oregon State University students, including on- and off-campus students and students at OSU-Cascades.

Follow these resources to request accommodations related to disability (both temporary and permanent) for housing and academics at Oregon State University.

Diversity & Cultural Engagement (DCE) brings students together for out-of-classroom experiences that build bridges to community and support your ability to change the world. Through our programming and cultural resource centers, DCE enriches your personal growth and development while fostering belonging. 

Diversity Initiatives & Programs (DIP) is a unit within University Housing & Dining Services (UHDS) that fosters, supports and advocates for an increasingly inclusive environment and community within our residence halls and dining centers. Staff support on-campus residents through various programs to engage with social justice education. Get connected with your diversity learning assistant today to learn more.

The award-winning Diversity Learning Assistant (DLA) program in UHDS promotes inclusive and welcoming communities in the residence halls, cooperative houses and dining facilities through workshops and programs. DLAs are peer educators who work with student staff and student leaders.

Dixon Cafe has a wide range of healthy options including smoothies and wraps to satisfy your hunger and load you up on nutrients.

The Dreaming Beyond Borders Resource center aims to create a safe, supportive, welcoming and inclusive space for undocumented students and students from mixed status families at Oregon State University.

The center refers  students to support resources such as academic, legal and health resources; provides educational and social programming, including access to Educational Opportunities Program academic counselors; works closely with Here to Stay and other student advocacy groups; and develops allies through educational events, trainings and partnerships.

Located in the Kelley Engineering Center, e.Cafe offers a wide range of dietary sensitive options like vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free items.

OSU's Career Development Center provides valuable resources to help you find lifelong career success and meaningful employment in a diverse world. Take a look at the career resources that you can access no matter where you live.

The OSU Libraries offer valuable research materials and services for students who take Ecampus courses online.

You can connect to live tutors from any computer that has internet. Access a virtual whiteboard that allows tutors and students to work on problems in a real time environment. You can also visit an online writing lab where tutors critique and return essays within 48 hours.

There are many resources available to Ecampus students to help their success at Oregon State. Talk to an Ecampus success counselor, check out the success blog, join a student organization or take advantage of online tutoring. Explore the full range of resources at the link below.

Free tutoring is available for undergraduate students in lower-division, core economics courses.

The Educational Opportunities Program provides a welcoming environment that supports the full development of the personal and academic potential of students who have traditionally been denied equal access to higher education. EOP services include personalized advising with EOP counselors, tutoring services and assistance through the admissions process and locating financial resources.

You won't have to look far for a study partner in this community, which offers in-hall tutoring for science and math courses, extra support from College of Engineering faculty, and comradery with other students also interested in engineering programs at OSU.

Students in the Ethnic Studies program engage in a critical, multidisciplinary investigation of the intersections of race, gender, ethnicity and sexuality. They focus on the articulated concerns of four racialized ethnic groups in the United States — Native Americans, African Americans, Asian Americans and Chicanos/[email protected] Check out the library resources related to these studies.

Representing ethnicities across central and southwestern Asia and northern Africa, the Ettihad Cultural Center works to provide a place for students to learn more about these cultures while also providing a relaxing area to mingle and study.

Diversity & Cultural Engagement collaborates with campus partners to offer the Examining White Identity retreat that focuses on white identity development, white privilege and oppression in both personal and institutional contexts, while introducing strategies to dismantle oppressive systems.  

The Family Resource Center is here to support families at the OSU Corvallis campus. We offer many online resources including information on child care subsidies, breastfeeding/lactation rooms and upcoming events.

Through the Career Development Center, students have free access to Focus2, an online tool which helps you identify your strengths and match them to potential careers. It is a great tool for discovering how to best utilize your strengths, what environments you thrive in and how to translate personal skills to the work environment.

Check out the hours for dining locations on the Corvallis campus as well as menus and special dietary information.

College of Forestry International Programs provides opportunities for students to engage in for-credit international faculty-led programs, internships, research, exchange and study abroad programs. 

This program focuses on peer-to-peer connections for international students, who come to OSU from nearly 100 countries. The team facilitates participation in community, recreational and educational activities.

The Global Community Kitchen partners with students to enhance campus programming and provide food for cultural sharing, learning and community building. 

Expand your horizons and cross international borders while living on campus. Global Village in the International Living-Learning Center is a partnership with the College of Liberal Arts and INTO OSU that offers international-domestic student roommate opportunities and much more.

The Graduate Student Commons, or Grad Commons, is a place for graduate students on the sixth floor of the Valley Library. It supports student success by providing independent, collaborative and facilitated learning experiences.

Stop by during drop-in hours for writing help, statistics counseling or for IRB resources. In addition to academic support, the Grad Commons offers space to study and relax, reservations for small group study and research, reservations for a technology-enhanced classroom for teaching practice, computer workstations, laptop checkouts and more. Visit the website for details and to make online reservations.

Part of the Dr. Lawrence Griggs Office of Black & Indigenous Student Success and the Educational Opportunities Program, the Griggs Center offers a supportive environment focused on academic success and community for Black and Indigenous students at Oregon State. Explore ways that you can become more involved and connect with other students. Stop by and say hello!

Handshake is your online tool for off-campus jobs, also available to Ecampus students. Access excellent resources and details on employers and industries from this modern, mobile-first platform that is networked with thousands of employers across the country. Register for an event, look for a job or internship, or connect with an employer using Handshake.

The Hatfield Marine Science Center offers a variety of student internships. Potential research areas include collection and analysis of fish, marine predator/prey studies, physical oceanography and science education.

Review the HMSC evacuation plan and other resources to help prepare for a tsunami.

The Hattie Redmond Women & Gender Center works to empower women and educate the campus community about women's issues, resources, and opportunities both locally and globally.

The aim of the Health Promotion team located within Student Health Services is to support the health and well-being of students through a variety of services focused on alcohol and drug prevention, nutrition, sexual health and other types of wellness promotion. 

The Honors College encourages curiosity and rewards creativity. Small, interactive classes, typically limited to 12 or 20 students, are taught by the university’s top professors. Your experience will also go beyond the classroom, with opportunities to engage in hands-on learning, research and a senior thesis project in the topic of your choice. This is one of only a handful of degree-granting honors colleges in the United States. 

Located in West Hall, with a special wing in Sackett Hall, the Honors College community helps students succeed by providing collaborative workspaces, close proximity to Honors College offices, and a central campus living experience.

The OSU ID functions as a meal, library and residence hall access card. Visit our website for information on hours. 

InnovationX, the Center of Excellence for Innovation and Entrepreneurship in the College of Business, delivers programming for students to explore sustainable business practices and take part in entrepreneurship activities. Resources and programs are available to students of all majors.  

The Office of Institutional Diversity oversees institutional change actions, initiatives and communications to advance diversity, equity and inclusion throughout all facets of Oregon State University.

This program provides international students the opportunity to meet new friends at Oregon State — and an opportunity for domestic students to connect with international students and scholars from more than 100 countries across the globe.

The purpose of this retreat is to educate international students about identity, social justice and systems of oppression. The retreat draws on social justice education principles to help international students understand systems of oppression within the context of the United States. 

INTO OSU provides international students with learning experiences and services that promote academic, professional and personal success, including academic preparation and English language training.

Serving Portland Coffee Roasters and Choice Teas, with plenty of snacks and grab-and-go foods, Java II is there to get you through lengthy study sessions. Conveniently located in the Valley Library, come down for a break or just to get good coffee!

Students who are working toward recovery from addiction can find care in this peer support community that offers resources and support. 

Kaku-Ixt Mana Ina Haws (Ina Haws) represents the Indigenous people of the Americas and Pacific Islands. We strive to deconstruct colonial borders’ impact on Indigenous identities while also honoring the sovereignty of tribes. The Ina Haws provides a sense of home and community for Indigenous students that helps preserve their Indigenous identities while in college. We also provide educational opportunities to educate all about the regions' tribes.

Many colleges and majors offer leadership academies or similar programming for students to develop leadership skills and increase competitiveness in the job market.

The Learning Corner is the Academic Success Center’s online resource that provides strategies and tips to help you maximize your learning and success. It also includes the science to support why these strategies and tips work.

Part of the Academic Success Center, the Learning Corner's Strategy Quiz is an quick and easy online resource to help students refine their needs and gain access to resources for academic and personal success.

Learn more about the Linn-Benton Loop, which is free for OSU and Linn-Benton Community College students.

The Lonnie B. Harris Black Cultural Center celebrates African and African-American culture in our community and beyond while also providing study areas, academic support, and cultural engagement opportunities.

The LSAMP program at Oregon State University, funded by the National Science Foundation, is dedicated to increasing the number of traditionally underrepresented students successfully completing science, technology, engineering and mathematics baccalaureate degree programs. LSAMP also works to increase the number of students interested in and qualified for undergraduate research in graduate level studies. 

The main dining hall for the west side of campus includes Calabaloo's, Ring of Fire and other restaurants.

Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration events — including the Annual Peace Breakfast — provide opportunities to reflect on the life and legacy of Dr. King in celebration and service.

The Mathematics & Statistics Learning Center offers free, drop-in tutoring and resources such as textbooks, solution manuals, graphing calculators and a computer classroom.

Located on the east side of campus, McAlexander Fieldhouse has indoor turf fields, hardwood courts and a rock climbing wall.

McNary Dining offers vegan and vegetarian, gluten-free, Halal and Make Cents options from numerous establishments, including Calabaloo's and Boardwalk Cafe.

The Memorial Union offers a BeaverPrint self-service printing station available for students and faculty on the first floor near MU 109, as well as study rooms available by reservation at the front desk. 

Restaurants located in the Memorial Union include Panda Express, Togo's, NorthPorch, Bites and JavaStop.

Men's Development & Engagement (MDE) is an initiative of the Educational Opportunities Program. MDE focuses on engaging Oregon State University's men in discussion of gender, exploring topics of masculinity in our community and developing healthy masculine identities.

The office of Military & Veteran Resources connects current and former military personnel to OSU services.

The Mind Spa at Counseling & Psychological Services is a unique sanctuary where you can soothe your mind, body and spirit. Reserve your space to relax and center — virtual option also available. 

The Mole Hole is a chemistry tutorial service. Get help on your toughest chemistry questions. Check the schedule at the URL below.

Check out these financial literacy tips and other resources to help you learn how to manage money effectively.

Come unwind in the MU Basement, an 8,500 sq. ft. recreation facility located beneath the Commons in the Memorial Union. Among its attractions are bowling, billiards, darts, shuffleboard, video games and the Beaver Den with a 58" big screen TV.

It is the mission of the Multicultural Greek Council to promote diversity, communication and cooperation among its member organizations and to advance the ideals of scholarship, service and unity throughout the greater Oregon State University and Corvallis community.

Multiracial Aikido is a one-day experience that — like the Racial Aikido retreat — harnesses the principles of aikido to recognize, respond and replenish. The purpose of the retreat is to increase understanding of one's multiracial identities; explore the role of physical appearance and family; and build community with other students and staff at OSU.

The OSU advisor for National and Global Scholarships Advising works with students to compete for national and international scholarships including Fulbright, Gilman and Rhodes. These awards are based on academic qualification, research, leadership, service and personal characteristics; they are available for undergraduate and postgraduate study and research from a broad list of academic programs. Oregon State encourages you to apply!

Find your way to the Marine Hatfield Science Center!

Hatfield Marine Science Center students can find lots to do in Newport — please contact locations included on the map directly for hours of service.

Find on-campus and off-campus resources to help you make nutritious eating choices.

The Office of Equal Opportunity and Access works to promote equity, inclusion and diversity at OSU by creating a comfortable and safe community for all individuals to participate in and enjoy. The office offers trainings on a variety of equity and inclusion-related topics.

The Office of Financial Aid is here to assist making your dreams of a quality education come true. We recognize that college is a big investment for you and your family. Our office can help you navigate the cost of your education, financial aid and other forms of financial support, debt management solutions, plus emergency resources.

The OSU Office of Global Opportunities (OSU GO) advises students on study abroad, international internships and global research. Learn how to take your education abroad!

This office supports international students from admissions through graduation with advising services and guidance on settling in at Oregon State. Staff are available to help you with questions and locate other services on campus, as needed.

The Office of Student Orientation serves as a leader in facilitating the transition process for new undergraduate students and families. The office organizes START for first-year and transfer students, a program that provides workshops and information on campus resources and the transition to campus. The Office of Student Orientation also coordinates OSUWelcome, a series of events and activities to support new students when they join Oregon State. 

The Office of the Dean of Students is dedicated to providing educational and developmental opportunities for students to make informed decisions that support their success at Oregon State University. Learn how the office can help you navigate university resources, get assistance communicating with faculty about emergencies and understand your rights under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act. The Office of the Dean of Students houses a number of student-centered services and departments, including the Academic Success Center, the Human Services Resource Center and the Office of Student Orientation. 

The Office of the Registrar assists with transcripts, notarizing, registration, graduation procedures and more.

Want help with a writing project? We provide Skype and written consultations for all OSU students. The OWL is open from week two of each term until the beginning of finals week.

More than 25 campus restaurants offer a 10% discount when you use Orange Cash. Load money into an Orange Cash account on your ID card and start saving today.

Orange Media Network oversees a multitude of student media channels, including KBVR FM, KBVR TV, the Barometer, Prism Magazine and Beaver's Digest. 

The Oregon Multicultural Archives helps preserve the histories and share the stories that document Oregon's African American, Asian American, Latino/a and Native American communities. The diverse collections reflect how these communities have contributed to the identity of the state of Oregon. The OMA is part of the Oregon State University Special Collections and Archives Researcher Center.

The OSU alert system allows public safety officials to create emergency alerts that contain a recorded voice message, an email message, and a text message. Make sure your contact info is up to date today!

OSU Assist is a multidisciplinary support team that provides compassionate mobile crisis response and wraparound services for students facing mental health challenges or experiencing other forms of distress. 

The Associated Students of Cascades Campus (ASCC) is an advocate enabling students to be involved in governing and decision making of the University Administration and empowering students to actively shape a diverse academic community that best serves their needs and interests.

Getting involved in a student organization is one of the best ways to show future employees that you have experience leading and being a part of a team. It's a great way to meet new people who share similar interests, and to get involved in the OSU-Cascades campus community.

The OSU Child Development Center is dedicated to discovering and communicating knowledge that contributes to the optimal development and well-being of young children and their families. 

A minor in leadership will help you make the most of your personal and professional life.
Whether it's landing your dream job, volunteering in your community or accomplishing another goal. The minor is designed to provide the most beneficial educational experience possible, and it's open to every student on campus, regardless of major, department or college affiliation. With diverse coursework and experiential learning opportunities, including internships that can be incorporated into your primary degree program, the leadership minor will prepare you to take initiative and create change specific to your interests and passions.

The Open Source Lab is an organization working for the advancement of open source technologies.

The OSU Program Council is a student-led, student-driven organization, which plans and produces meaningful events. We are committed to serving the Oregon State community by upholding traditions and creating inclusive programming that enhances the college experience.

Academic advisors assist you in long and short-term academic and career planning. They provide information on curricula, educational and experiential options within your college and the university, schedule planning, and help interpret university and departmental requirements.

The Beaver Dam offers fresh ingredients and whole grains, and many items are provided by local suppliers, including Eberhard's Dairy products, The Sparrow Bakery, Humm Kombucha and Strictly Organic.

OSU-Cascades sees diversity as a strength, a competitive advantage and a moral imperative. Students need to be able to address real-world challenges related to class, culture, ethnicity, gender, ability and sexual orientation. Explore this website to connect with campus resources, report a concern or find multicultural engagement opportunities.

Find information on campus safety resources and procedures at OSU-Cascades.

The OSU-Cascades Career Development Center empowers students to find their career path through exploration and engagement.

Cascades Adventures is a program designed for the entire OSU-Cascades and COCC community. Our intention is to provide the campus community with an opportunity to participate in outdoor activities, outings, programs and workshops.

OSU-Cascades rewards those who commute to campus in a sustainable manner, such as by bus, bicycle, carpool/vanpool, skate or on foot. This program is designed to achieve the university's sustainability and health/wellness goals, in addition to reducing traffic congestion in Central Oregon.

Cascades East Transit (CET) provides bus service to the OSU-Cascades campus and around town. Your OSU-Cascades ID card gives you free access to all Bend routes.

The child care subsidy is available each term for current on-campus students at OSU-Cascades with children who are currently enrolled with a state-recognized child-care provider. 

Computer resources and printing services are available on-campus for students to use for projects, homework, research and more. 

An advisor at OSU-Cascades assists students with disabilities and helps coordinate services with the Disability Access Services office at the Corvallis campus. OSU-Cascades students who need disability accommodations must register with the DAS office at the Corvallis campus.

OSU-Cascades Enrollment Services department is the one-stop-shop resource for our current and interested students. Enrollment Services assists with admissions, registration, student records and account concerns. Additionally, Enrollment Services is able to help with financial aid questions and accept tuition payments, among other services.

Find unique information on financial aid and scholarships for OSU-Cascades students.

Navigate your first year at OSU-Cascades through four signature areas — participate in START and Welcome Week, live on campus, work with your academic advisor to develop your educational plan and learn about yourself and OSU in U-Engage and FYE courses.

The fitness center offers a wide variety of workout equipment, along with attendants specializing in kinesiology who can assist with proper body mechanics and workout techniques. Additionally, group fitness classes are offered fall, winter and spring terms.

Student Wellness is committed to connecting students with help and support on and off campus. Our hope is to raise awareness for initiatives that directly support and benefit our Bend Beavers. 

Each year, honors courses that serve a variety of students and interests will be offered at OSU-Cascades. Honors courses are designed to offer honors-appropriate elements of a course, adhering to the philosophy that honors means different work rather than more work. In addition to enriching academics, the Honors College offers a collaborative community experience with residence hall options, study space and experiences outside of the classroom including annual trips, events and activities.

Your OSU-Cascades ID serves as your official identification as a member of the student body and as your transit pass (with a valid transit sticker). Check website for updated information. 

Access the numerous career resources available for OSU-Cascades students, including Beaver Careers - Cascades and tools to research employers across various industries. 

 At OSU-Cascades, you have access to the personal service of a small college and the resources of a large university.

The Office of Student Life enhances the mission of OSU-Cascades by providing services, resources, activities and involvement opportunities to support the co-curricular experience of our students. We strive to connect students to the campus community, create opportunities to expand leadership skills and inspire students to be life-long learners.

Short and long-term parking options are offered on and near the OSU-Cascades campus. On-site payment kiosks and an online vehicle registration system are available. 

OSU-Cascades offers a unique Physical Activity Course (PAC) program that partners with our community to bring students the best PAC experience possible. Open to all majors, students can credit doing activities like yoga, lifting and CrossFit, Scuba or rock climbing.

OSU-Cascades cares about your well-being. Individuals witness to or subject to acts of abuse, discrimination, assault, harassment, bullying or bias may report their concerns. 

OSU-Cascades is committed to providing living and dining environments that are enriching and supports your academic pursuits.

We all share responsibility to create a campus environment where sexual violence will not be tolerated. The first step is to raise awareness and hold everyone accountable for stopping assaults, supporting victims, and creating and maintaining a culture of respect and nonviolence.Visit this page for information on response services, counseling and advocacy, and educational resources.

The OSU-Cascades Student Success Center offers a range of free services to help students succeed, including academic advising, career services, international programs, wellness resources and tutoring.

Student Wellness supports the emotional, social and psychological well-being of students to help them reach their academic and personal goals and make the most of their educational experience. 

The Service Desk is available to assist students, staff and faculty with general technology issues, such as password resets, device support and OSU online applications.

Find information on the various transportation options available to OSU-Cascades students, including biking, public transit, walking and carpooling.

OSU-Cascades offers free tutoring to assist students in their OSU courses. All tutors are available by appointment, and all drop-in hours are held in our dedicated tutoring space in Tykeson Hall.

A student who is undecided on a major of study is considered an exploratory student, and part of the University Exploratory Studies Program. Whether you are a freshman trying to understand what path you should follow or a returning student changing career goals, exploring is the key to finding your major. OSU-Cascades offers the support you need to succeed.

Find unique information and resources for veterans planning to attend OSU-Cascades.

Our Little Village runs a free, short-term, drop-off childcare center so that student parents can access important resources such as the Dixon Recreation Center. Visit the OLV Dixon website for hours and information on how to access services. 

Our Little Village is short-term child care available to OSU student parents. Visit the website for hours and access information.

Don't have any recreational equipment? Check some out at through the equipment issue desk and return it when you're done!

Your go-to for parking and transit assistance, campus parking permits can be purchased for various lots through the Parking Office. 

Personal trainers will help you set realistic goals and help you meet them by designing a personalized workout program. 

Physical Activity Courses are fun and active ways to earn university credit hours. They can help you manage stress, reduce anxiety and stay well.

Ride to the Portland International Airport on a Groome Transportation shuttle that leaves from Corvallis multiple times per day and ends at PDX. 

The Pride Center seeks to create and provide a safe, non-judgemental and supportive community for students of all sexual orientations and gender identifications to participate.

The Racial Aikido retreat seeks to empower students of color at predominantly white institutions (PWIs) using the principles of aikido to recognize, respond and replenish. Racial Aikido promotes tools for people of color to maintain a positive self-image and be able to respond to overt and covert racism.

Recreational Sports runs many campus facilities — including Dixon Recreation Center, McAlexander Fieldhouse and Student Legacy Park — with a focus on involving students and increasing physical activity. 

This office is dedicated to supporting students find research funding across all OSU colleges, departments and disciplines.

This website has information for undocumented students and their families. The site doesn’t use analytics to track user information. 

The Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC) are a group of college-based officer training programs for training commissioned officers of the United States Armed Forces. Under ROTC, a student may receive a competitive, merit-based scholarship, covering all or part of college tuition, in return for an obligation of active military service after graduation. Students who would like to live with other ROTC students, who keep the same rigorous ROTC schedule, are welcome to join the community in Finley Hall on the 7th floor.

Oregon State University recognizes student excellence, diversity and achievement through an array of scholarship opportunities. The Scholarship Office serves all recipients of OSU scholarships and works to increase opportunities for access, provide financial guidance to students and families, and encourage engagement and research. 

The Science Success Center inspires students to envision their future while empowering them to take responsibility for their individual learning and growth. The center provides advising and academic support programs as well as career development opportunities and workshops.

Service learning integrates meaningful service with reflection to enrich the learning experience. A form of experiential learning, it provides a hands-on opportunity for students to make a difference while applying what they've learned in their classes. Check out some of the service-learning opportunities at Oregon State.

Smoking is not allowed within the boundary of OSU’s Corvallis campus. Learn more about the policy, management of cravings and resources for quitting on the Smoke-Free OSU website.

The Social Justice minor provides interdisciplinary academic classes in which students think critically about social justice and experiential learning activities that engage students in the work of social justice. The program addresses local, national and international issues. 

SOL is a student-fee funded organization that focuses on Queer/Trans People of Color (QTPOC) while putting on events and programming for individuals to embrace their full selves without compromising a piece of themselves in the process. SOL is who you fully are. Looking at all of your identities and acknowledging they all matter at the same time. While we recognize the intersection of all identities we focus particularly on the intersection of race/ethnicity, sexuality and gender. Students find support through educational programming, student advocacy and ally building. 

The main dining hall for the south side of campus, Southside Station at Arnold serves sushi, rotating international food choices and breakfast options.

Take advantage of living on campus by joining a special interest community! Varying interests are represented and offer students the opportunity to connect with others who have similar interests.

Explore spiritual development and intersections with values, identity and purpose.

Sports Medicine provides services for students who sustain physical injury. Students who are interested in physical fitness, conditioning and rehabilitation will find this service tailored to their needs. Sports Medicine services are complemented by SHS Physical Therapy services.

Student Alumni Ambassadors is a student organization directly associated with the Oregon State University Alumni Association. We are a group of enthusiastic students dedicated to enhancing the connection among students past, present and future. SAA members coordinate a variety of events and initiatives that integrate students and alumni across Beaver Nation, including Homecoming Week, Senior Send-Off and other programs. Pursue your interests in event planning, public relations, program development, leadership experience or professional networking with us.

Many students face difficult times during college — unexpected life events, personal crises, mental health struggles, and academic difficulties are examples of challenges that can interfere with college success. Student Care is designed to help students learn and understand OSU policies and procedures, problem solve within the university community and access referrals for personal matters or emergencies.

The Student Employment Program provides a host of services and resources for currently employed students and students who are looking for an on-campus job. Handbooks, forms and helpful explanations support students in their professional experience endeavors.

Through our many programs, Student Experiences & Engagement provides hands-on experiences that can help you find a sense of belonging, build skills for employability, challenge your heart and mind, make new connections, amplify your strengths, help you connect to purpose, lift your spirit and support you living your best life. 

Student Health Services offers a broad range of clinical and prevention services, including primary care services, wellness coaching and educational outreach. Visit our website for updates to our services and health information related to COVID-19. 

Student Health Services offers unlimited one-on-one nutrition counseling to students at no charge. These services focus on nutrition and physical activity assessment, and self-guided goal setting. The dietitian will help organize your goals into small, measurable, attainable objectives.

Student Health Services offers psychiatric services, including evaluation and medication management.

The Student Multimedia Studio is open online for help with photo, video, audio and poster design projects. We can help you with media hardware, and walk you through software options for creating your media. On our website you'll find tutorials, connect with real people and learn about best practices for creating digital media projects. 

This guide provides information on using Canvas and Zoom, plus support resources if you run into issues. 

Oregon State University Summer Session supports current, prospective and visiting students taking classes during the summer. Not only does Summer Session deliver more than 1,300 undergraduate and graduate courses on campus, but it also offers six course sessions of various lengths and study abroad options. Taking summer courses at Oregon State can help you graduate early or on time, lighten your course load for the coming year and finish a year’s worth of courses — such as foreign language, biology and chemistry — in just one summer.

The Supplemental Instruction (SI) program offers peer-led, group study tables for challenging courses. SI is free and available to all students registered for the course. A list of supported courses and study table times is available on the website. 

Learn about sustainability efforts at Oregon State and the institution's Path to Carbon Neutrality.  

Tips to help you find a research project.

There is lots of support to help you quit smoking. Student Health Services offers free one-on-one tobacco cessation assistance when you are ready to quit. Call 541-737-WELL or make an appointment at SHS. 

If you are looking to anonymously connect with other community members who are experiencing similar thoughts and feelings, Togetherall is available 24/7. This online community offers resources such as self-assessments, goal trackers, and online courses to help promote well-being. If you find yourself needing more support, Togetherall provides help from clinically trained professionals at any time.

Located in Austin Hall, Trader Bing's Café serves up Portland Coffee Roasters and a variety of lunch and breakfast items.

Students who will be traveling abroad are encouraged to visit the travel clinic. Visitors receive information about immunization requirements in the parts of the world to which they will travel, disease prevention, handling of medications, dealing with emergencies and obtaining medical assistance abroad.

TRIO Student Support Services (SSS) helps first-generation college students and other students who would benefit from additional support make the transition to college. TRiO-SSS offers academic guidance, professional development, peer mentorship, technology access, student success seminars and additional services. To learn about eligibility requirements or to apply, visit the TRiO-SSS website. 

Travel more safely to and from OSU campuses — check road conditions before embarking during extreme winter weather.

Explore this overview of nutrition and special dietary information for dining centers on the Corvallis campus, including details on how to contact UHDS registered dietitian with questions.

The Undergrad Research & Writing Studio is a place for students to work on writing and research at any point in the process. Writing and research consultants are available to help students work through writer’s block; find information to support their ideas; brainstorm and freewrite; draft and revise; and proofread and edit prior to submission. 

Undergraduate Research, Scholarship & the Arts (URSA) facilitates undergraduate engagement in scholarly and creative independent projects mentored by faculty in all disciplines.

University Exploratory Studies Program (UESP) is the academic home for students who are exploring their options before deciding on a major. UESP offers a comprehensive range of services to help students make informed decisions about their academic coursework and potential majors. UESP also serves Ecampus students.

University Housing & Dining Services (UHDS) is committed to providing a living and dining environment that enriches your time at OSU and supports your academic pursuits.

The University Ombuds Office provides a safe and informal space for students to share their concerns while offering trained professional staff to act as impartial conflict managers. 

This interactive guidebook highlights the stories, activism, and accomplishments of students of color at Oregon State. 

OSU Information Services offers a virtual access computer lab. If you have internet access and a PC, Mac or Chromebook, you can access a large collection of software used in Oregon State classes. If you don't have reliable access to a computer, please contact the Service Desk to discuss options.

The Vole Hole offers general biology support and tutoring for students.

Wellness coaches work with clients in the areas of health, fitness and wellness including physical activity, nutrition, weight management, stress and life satisfaction. A wellness coach facilitates a process, by which a person can move toward desired goals in a fulfilling manner. Schedule a remote appointment today. 

Prevention & Wellness in Student Health Services provides resources and workshops exploring sexual health, alcohol and drug use, recovery and interpersonal violence prevention. 

Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies place women's concerns, gender analysis and the LGBTQ+ experience at the center of academic study. Our courses examine a wide range of topics from multidisciplinary perspectives recognizing that gender and sexuality intersect with other categories of identity and experience. We encourage community involvement and activism, and our students engage in internships with social change agencies and organizations. Check out the library resources related to these studies.

The Workforce Recruitment Program for College Students with Disabilities (WRP) is a recruitment and referral program that connects public and private sector employers nationwide with highly motivated postsecondary students and recent graduates with disabilities who seek summer or permanent jobs.

The Worm Hole offers physics tutoring for OSU students.

The Writing Center offers four programs in support of Oregon State University student writing: The Undergrad Research & Writing Studio, The Graduate Writing Center, The Online Writing Suite and English Language Learning. Our peer writing tutors can help with all aspects of the writing process from brainstorming and organization to questions of grammar and usage. 

Conveniently located at three locations around campus, Zipcar vehicles provide a cost-effective around-the-clock alternative to bringing your car to campus.