OSU Experience

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.

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

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. 

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

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.

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.

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. 

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.

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. 

The Center for Advocacy, Prevention & Education (CAPE) cultivates a survivor-centered, trauma informed, culture of consent. We aim to create lasting social change and eliminate gender-based violence through shared goals of comprehensive sexual health education, action-oriented prevention and compassionate survivor support.

For safe, confidential advocacy services, call 541-737-2030 or schedule an appointment online. Our in-office hours are 9 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.