Current Student Email Logs 2025-2026

From: Division of Student Affairs & Student Health & Wellbeing, Health Promotion

Dear OSU Community,

Oregon State University is committed to fostering a campus environment that supports the wellbeing of all students and staff. Decisions about the use of alcohol and other substances are important, and we want to ensure you have access to information and resources to support healthy, informed choices.

Please review the attached annual university notification, which includes:

• Prevention and education resources
• Recovery and risk reduction support
• Information on health risks
• Details on federal, state, local, and institutional policies

Supportive Resources for Students:

1. Student Health Services: The Health Promotion team offers substance use prevention, education, counseling, and recovery support. [Call 541-737-9355 to schedule an appointment]
2. OSU-Cascades Student Wellness: The Student Health and Wellness team supports emotional, social, and physical wellbeing including counseling services and recovery meetings. [Email [email protected] or visit https://osucascades.edu/student-health-and-wellness/recovery-support]
3. Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS): Confidential counseling for student health and wellbeing. [Visit counseling.oregonstate.edu or call 541-737-2131]
4. Joan & Tom Skoro Collegiate Recovery Program (CRP): Recovery support and meetings. [Email [email protected] or visit the CRP website]

Supportive Resources for Employees:

1. Lyra Health: Confidential, no-cost mental health and substance use support for employees and household members. Lyra Care Navigators are available 24/7. [Learn more at https://hr.oregonstate.edu/benefits/lyra-health or call 1-877-235-7812 ]
2. Employee Health Insurance: Coverage for substance abuse treatment. [Contact Employee Benefits at 541-737-2805 or Email [email protected]]
3. Protected Leave: Time off for treatment may be available through FMLA/OFLA. [Email [email protected] or call 541-737-5964]

For more information, please review the attached annual report. If you have any questions or need support, please reach out—we are here to help.

Sincerely, 
Amy Frasieur, Director of Health Promotion, Student Health & Wellbeing

From: Transportation Services

Dear Oregon State University Community, 

Transportation Services and ASOSU are excited to share a one-year update about the Bike and Scooter Share Pilot operated by Veo, including changes to ASOSU’s role moving forward. 

Background 
Student leaders in the 23-24 ASOSU Administration initiated this action from OSU’s Sustainable Transportation Strategy which brought shared bikes and electric scooters to the Corvallis campus beginning in August 2024. OSU contracted with Veo to operate a year-long pilot with options to extend the contract in two six-month increments. During the first year, over 12,500 students, employees, and visitors downloaded the Veo app to take 180,025 trips, tallying 244,509 miles.      

One Year Evaluation 
The Bike and Scooter Share Pilot provided the university with a year to experience shared micromobility on the Corvallis campus and to adjust and learn along the way. Since August 2024 the Pilot project team, consisting of ASOSU representatives and Transportation Services staff, has worked with Veo to adjust parking and riding areas, to plan for large event needs and to promote safety and access. Transportation Services solicited feedback and insight through the campus-wide 2024 Transportation Survey, from quarterly meetings with the Micromobility Advisory Group, and through one-on-one interviews with department representatives from across campus. Along the way, we have collected data about ridership, parking, safety, and perceptions of the service.   

The ridership during the Pilot demonstrates that there is a robust demand for shared bikes and scooters at OSU. The shared electric scooters in particular have seen high ridership, with each vehicle ridden an average of 1.6 times per day during the first year. Survey data suggests that at least a portion of these trips may be replacing car trips. Over 74 percent of respondents in Veo’s rider survey reported that they were able to reduce car travel because of their access to shared bikes and scooters.   

The evaluation summary is available on Transportation Services’ website.  

Next Steps  

Based on the results of the Pilot program, Transportation Services is prepared to lead a formal solicitation for a long-term shared micromobility operator for the Corvallis campus. A second six-month extension of Veo’s contract after January 2026 will maintain continuous service during the selection process.  

As the program transitions into a long-term operational phase, ASOSU will be stepping back from direct project leadership. While ASOSU’s role will shift primarily to an advisory capacity, ASOSU remains committed to amplifying student feedback and advocating for continued improvements to transportation access and safety on campus. 

The project team wishes to thank all the students and employees who have given their time and insight to help shape the future of shared micromobility for the Corvallis campus. 

More information about the Pilot is available on the Bike and Scooter Share program page.  

You can report an improperly parked vehicle or an overfilled bike rack to Veo at [email protected]. Please send other questions or comments to [email protected]. 

Regards, 

Sarah Bronstein, Sustainable Transportation Manager, Transportation Services 
and
Masha Mogylevsky, President, Associated Students of Oregon State University 

From: Office of the President

PIE IN THE PLAZA 

Take a study break and come to the SEC Plaza for a piece of pie and a hot beverage!  

Monday, Dec. 8 

3:30-4:30 p.m.  
SEC Plaza  
 
For questions, please contact Shari Brumbach by email or calling 541-760-6188.  

From: Dean of Student Life - Cascades

Dear OSU Cascades Students, 

As we approach the end of the fall term, I am writing to reaffirm OSU’s commitment to mental well-being and student success. We have a wide variety of resources on campus to help prevent distress before it occurs and provide support when you need it.  Below are some options for support and additional information that I hope you find helpful.

• OSU-Cascades Student Health and Wellness is committed to connecting students with help and support on and off campus. Services include short-term individual and group counseling for current OSU-Cascades students, as well as resources and services that address environmental, physical, emotional, financial, sexual, and social health. 
  • To schedule an appointment, email [email protected]
  • Office hours will vary between December 22^nd and January 2^nd 
• Anytime Anywhere, a mental health platform that provides students with a variety of supports, including real-time chat and phone support and educational content.
• Additional local resources for immediate care for mental health crisis experiences include:
  • 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
  • Deschutes County Stabilization Center
  • St. Charles Emergency Care
  • Crisis Text Line
  • Local Crisis Youth Line
  • Veterans Text Line

While not a direct mental health counseling service, OSU-Cascades' Student Care program is a dedicated resource to help students experiencing extenuating circumstances through resource referrals, coordinating care and helping navigate university resources. Some other campus resources that might be useful include:

• Financial Aid and Scholarships
• ASCC Student Support Services (food pantry, child care and housing support)
• Learning Lab (tutoring, academic coaching, online writing support, and workshops)
• Basic Needs Center (contact via email at [email protected]) for virtual consultations regarding SNAP and OHP enrollment through the Oregon Department of Human Services
• ASOSU Office of Advocacy

We wish you a successful end to fall term and a restful winter break!

Sincerely, 

Katie
Katie Wilson, Associate Dean of Student Life, Oregon State University- Cascades

From: University Marketing and Relations

Dear OSU Community Members:

The university is aware of immigration enforcement activities that have taken place near the Corvallis campus and in the region. OSU is committed to providing support to students and employees navigating immigration matters with comprehensive resources available here: https://immigrationbeavs.oregonstate.edu/

The below information provides important reminders and guidance on how to best prepare yourself and others within the university community.

Guidance on engaging with federal immigration law enforcement

1) Call the Office of General Counsel at 541-737-8332 if you have information about federal immigration law enforcement on campus or OSU property.

If federal agents request student or employee information or are present on campus or OSU owned or controlled property, follow university guidelines and call the Office of General Counsel at 541-737-8332.

The OSU Office of General Counsel is the authorized point of contact for federal agents. OSU’s attorney will verify the purpose of the visit, review authorizing documentation for the visit or information request, and provide guidance to university representatives on OSU’s response. The Office of General Counsel can be reached at 541-737-8332 or via their website.

OSU students and employees are encouraged to familiarize themselves with this guidance on engaging with federal immigration law enforcement.

2) Refer all requests from federal agents to the Office of General Counsel.

The university is not authorized to release confidential student or employee information to federal agencies except as required by law, valid warrant, subpoena or court order.

OSU employees, students and volunteers engaging with federal agents may state, “I don’t have the authority to provide the requested information. I am contacting OSU’s legal counsel to assist you with your requests.”

3) Do not accept or interpret legal documents.

Do not review or interpret legal documents. OSU employees, students and volunteers (other than attorneys within OSU’s Office of General Counsel) are not authorized to accept these documents from a federal agent on behalf of the institution.

OSU employees, students or volunteers may state, “I don’t have the authority to accept this documentation on behalf of the university. I am contacting OSU’s legal counsel to assist you with your requests.”

 Upon contacting OSU’s Office of General Counsel, OSU’s attorney will provide further guidance. You do have permission to request the agent’s name, agency and badge number and/or receive business cards. Please record any information you receive and pass it along to the Office of General Counsel.

Support for impacted OSU community members

 OSU students and employees can receive support related to immigration enforcement activities:

• The Student Care Team is the primary contact for all students navigating challenging life events including disruptions due to immigration enforcement.
• The Human Resources Office (Employee and Labor Relations) serves as the primary contact for all employees navigating challenging life events, including disruptions due to immigration enforcement.

Emergency contact information

 OSU community members (students, employees and volunteers) are encouraged to update their emergency contact information at my.oregonstate.edu.

Here, community members can provide multiple emergency contacts and may also include a personal immigration attorney under the “other” category to be contacted in the event OSU becomes aware that a student or employee has been detained by ICE.

Student and employee legal resources

Students and employees with concerns about their immigration status are encouraged to contact available legal resources:

• ASOSU Student Legal Services offers initial free, confidential support for ASOSU-fee-paying students.
• Non-ASOSU-fee-paying students may seek assistance from no- or low-cost legal services; information is available on Beavers Navigating Immigration Matters.
• Employees may seek legal assistance from Lyra for initial (30-minute), cost-free, privileged advice and counsel.

All students, employees and volunteers are vital members of Oregon State University, and we will support them with information and resources as we continue to advocate for the many communities we serve.

On behalf of the university,
Rob Odom, Vice President of University Relations and Marketing

From: The President's Office

TODAY, DEC. 1 | 10-11:30 A.M.

President’s Winter Celebration
Memorial Union Lounge
Hosted by President Jayathi Y. Murthy

Please join us for the President’s Winter Celebration, TODAY from 10-11:30 a.m. in the MU Lounge. Take a break from studying for finals and join President Jayathi Y. Murthy for holiday treats and warm beverages. 

We look forward to celebrating with you!  

Accommodation requests may be made by calling 541-737-6308 or emailing [email protected].

From: Academic Affairs

Dear students,

The Student Learning Experience (SLE) survey is open until end of day (11:59pm) on Sunday, December 7, 2025.

The short survey should take you under three minutes per course and provides instructors with valuable insight. Please login at beav.es/Student-Learning-Survey or via the Student Learning Experience link in your Canvas course sites. For more information, check out the Student FAQs.

If you experience any technical problems, please contact [email protected].

I encourage you to take time to share your experiences. This information is very helpful to instructors as they consider updates and improvements to their courses.

Alix Gitelman
Senior Vice Provost for Academic Affairs

From: Office of the President

MONDAY, DEC. 1 | 10-11:30 A.M.

President’s Winter Celebration
Memorial Union Lounge
Hosted by President Jayathi Y. Murthy

Please join us for the President’s Winter Celebration, Dec. 1 from 10-11:30 a.m. in the MU Lounge. Take a break from studying for finals and join President Jayathi Y. Murthy for holiday treats and warm beverages. 

We look forward to celebrating with you!  

Accommodation requests may be made by calling 541-737-6308 or emailing [email protected].

From: University Information and Technology

Dear OSU Community,

As part of our ongoing commitment to cybersecurity, OSU is updating its password management policy to reduce routine password changes while maintaining strong protections for our community. 

Why the Change? 

Modern security best practices emphasize multifactor authentication (Duo) as the primary safeguard. Research shows frequent password changes do not significantly improve security and can create unnecessary inconvenience without significantly improving security. 

What’s Changing? 

• ONID Accounts: 
• Scheduled password changes will no longer be required every 6 months.   
• You will be required to change your password only if there are signs your account may have been compromised (for example, suspicious activity or a security alert). 
• Administrative or High-Privilege Accounts: 
• Regular password changes are still required to protect critical OSU systems and data. 

What Does This Mean for You? 

For most OSU community members, password changes will be rare and only necessary when there’s a reason to believe your account security is at risk. Duo multifactor authentication will continue to provide protection for your account. Learn more about Duo. 

Keep Your Account Secure 
It’s important to create a strong password or passphrase. Here are a few tips: 

• Use a passphrase of unrelated words (e.g., RiverOrangeMountainSky). 
• Include a mix of uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols. 
• Avoid personal information like birthdays or names. 
• Do not reuse passwords across multiple accounts. 

View OSU password requirements 

If you have questions, concerns, or experience issues with OSU Login, please contact the Service Desk at https://beav.es/help or call 541-737-8787. 

Please note: Security improvements will continue as we strengthen OSU’s defenses against evolving cyber threats. We appreciate your support and commitment to keeping our community safe. 

Respectfully,

David

David McMorries, Chief Information Security Officer, Office of Information Security
Oregon State University | University Information and Technology | 541-737-9561

From: Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs

Dear OSU Community:

As we approach the end of the fall term, we reaffirm OSU’s commitment to mental well-being and our goal of cultivating a culture of belonging, collaboration, and innovation. This requires engaging everyone in conversation, creating a culture of care where we all look out for one another, and providing services to meet the mental health needs of our community and help prevent distress before it occurs.

The university is continually expanding and improving mental health services and initiatives. Below are some options for student and employee support and additional information that we hope you find helpful.

A series of special fall term individual, free drop-in mental health support sessions provided through a partnership with Lines for Life and the Oregon Health Authority. These meetings are available to students and employees.
In-person Individual, Drop-In Support Sessions in MU 222:

• Tuesday, December 2, 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM
• Wednesday, December 3, 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM
• Thursday, December 4, 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Virtual Individual, Drop-In Support Sessions

• Monday, December 8, 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
• Monday, December 8, 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM

Join Zoom Meeting:
Meeting ID: 837 0054 0974
Passcode: 398143

• Counseling & Psychological Services offers a variety of mental health services on the Corvallis campus, including: short-term counseling, skills-based trainings on how to support others, and Anytime Anywhere, a mental health platform that provides Corvallis, OSU-Cascades, and Ecampus students with a variety of supports, including real-time chat and phone support and educational content.
• Student Health Services on the Corvallis campus has been able to expand its support of mental health care through a collaborative program where nurses, primary care providers, and psychiatry professionals provide whole-person care.
• OSU Assist provides anyone on the Corvallis campus who are facing mental health challenges or experiencing other forms of distress with immediate, compassionate crisis support through a multidisciplinary team that provides mobile crisis response and wraparound services.
• OSU-Cascades Student Health and Wellness is committed to connecting students with help and support on and off campus. Services include short-term individual and group counseling for current OSU-Cascades students, as well as resources and services that address environmental, physical, emotional, financial, sexual, and social health.
• E-Campus provides a variety of well-being resources for students attending OSU online.

Most support services are available over winter break. Visit each resource website for winter break hours and other considerations.

Supporting the mental well-being of employees is a university priority. Lyra Health, our mental health benefit for OSU employees and their dependents, provides free confidential therapy, coaching, and mental health and emotional support services. There is an OSU specific Lyra webinar scheduled for employees on December 2, 2025 at 12 noon related to Low Mood and Depression. Lyra is also offering additional scheduled webinars and gatherings for November and December on a variety of topics. 

The mental well-being of all members of the university community remains a vital Oregon State University priority. We wish you a successful end of the fall term and a replenishing winter break!

Sincerely,

Dan Larson, Vice President, Division of Student Affairs
Bonny Ray, Executive Director, University Human Resources

From: Office of the Registrar

***If you have already submitted the student-parent survey, please disregard this email.*** 

Dear Student,

Senate Bill 564 directs public universities to annually collect, update, report, and retain student-submitted information that will allow colleges, universities, and the state—as a whole—to measure and address disparities in postsecondary educational outcomes associated with student parents.

The survey should take no more than one minute to complete and will remain open until 11:59 p.m., Sunday, November 23.

Take the survey.

We ask that you take a moment to complete this short survey regarding students who are parents.

We greatly appreciate your time and assistance in collecting this information to better serve students.

Sincerely, Office of the Registrar

From: Office of Institutional Diversity 

The Office of Institutional Diversity and the Dr. King planning committee is honored to announce the 44^th annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Commemoration at Oregon State University. This longstanding tradition offers us a meaningful opportunity to reflect, connect and reaffirm our shared commitment to community.  The commemoration hosts engagements throughout January, we hope you can join us.

Register for the Peace Breakfast by January 12   

All Oregon State community members are invited to observe Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day at the annual Peace Breakfast on Monday, Jan. 19, in the CH2M HILL Alumni Center on the Corvallis campus.  This cherished tradition brings together students, faculty, staff and community members in a spirit of unity and hope  

Registration is free and required by Monday, Jan. 12. Childcare will be provided at no cost by KidSpirit.    

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Concert: Kings Return, January 19   

We are excited to present a new program co-hosted by PRAx and the Office of Intuitional Diversity: the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Concert: Kings Return.    

The event begins at 6 p.m. with a performance by the PRAx Resident Jazz Ensemble, alongside refreshments available for purchase. At 7 p.m., we will welcome Kings Return, a Grammy-nominated vocal ensemble, that highlights the transformative power of music.   

Tickets for both events are limited, so we encourage you to secure yours early.    

Dr. King Day of Service, January 31   

The commemoration will conclude on Jan. 31 with the OSU Dr. King Saturday Day of Service, hosted by Community Engagement & Leadership. Students, faculty and staff are invited to use this day to be of service to the community around them.   

With dozens of projects to choose from, you’re sure to find one that aligns with your values! Mark your calendars, registration opens early January.     

Join us in curating the commemoration by organizing an event

Oregon State community members are encouraged to work together to plan and host events. Events are intended to carry forward the legacy of Dr. King. Past events have included art shows, spoken word performances, lectures and panels. Submit your event by December 15.   

Warm regards,  

The 2026 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Commemoration Committee  
Office of Institutional Diversity 

From: Office of the Registrar

Ecampus Course Registration

What to know

With priority registration for winter opening November 17, we are sending a reminder that Corvallis-campus students can begin registering for most winter online (Ecampus) class sections starting Monday of Week 10 (December 1 at 6:00 a.m. PDT). 

• The online restriction only applies to undergraduate-level courses. 
• This change applies to fall, winter and spring terms. Summer term is excluded. 
• There may be additional restrictions on some courses after December 1; these are managed by specific academic units and noted in the Schedule of Classes.   

Limited exceptions are available for Ecampus restrictions 

In rare cases, students may need to request an exception and seek a campus override for access prior to Monday of Week 10. You must work with your advisor. Examples include: 

• Final term(s) very near graduation, where required class offerings are limited. 
• International exchange/study abroad. 
• Active service members/veteran students who need access to an Ecampus section due to deployment, are currently out of state, or otherwise unable to attend Corvallis courses.

From: Cascades Transportation

OSU-Cascades Students,

When parking on campus, please note that we are now offering two rates: 1) OSU Students and Employees, and 2) Visitors. Students parking in the Chandler-Century Lot should follow these steps to access the lowest rates of $1/hour or $4/day (plus convenience fees):

1. Scan the QR code on Honk signs throughout the lot, or search Zone 544960 in the Honk app or online.
2. Click OSU Students and Employees button.
3. Sign in with your ONID credentials when directed.

A similar process applies in the Simpson lot; please search for Zone 544970.

Quick tip: After searching for the new zone in the app, click the  icon to save that zone for your next visit.

Thank you for your patience as we work to keep rates low for students. Please contact [email protected] if you have any questions!

Casey Bergh / Transportation Manager, Oregon State University – Cascades, 541-322-2036

From: Dean of Students and ASOSU President

Hey Beavers!

With Halloween approaching, we are reaching out to provide some helpful information and resources. While we are aware that events will be happening off campus, we also want to ensure that you are aware of the free Halloween activities being held across campus.

Whether you’re heading to a costume party, attending one of the free campus events, or just watching scary movies with friends, our goal is to provide you with tips that will help you celebrate Halloween in a safe way that protects you and your peers from harm. As members of our Beaver community, we share a responsibility to look out for one another. We each play a role in creating an environment that is safe and free of sexual assault and other forms of violence. Learn about OSU’s Halloween activities and find resources on how to be safe and get support.   

As an Oregon State University student, you are responsible for your behavior on and off campus. Please make sure you are familiar with the OSU Code of Student Conduct to avoid any potential university sanctions. We also expect students to act in a manner that is consistent with local, state, and federal laws.

We recognize that Halloween creates opportunities for students to have fun; yet our actions and behavior should remain consistent with our values. Let’s look out for each other’s well-being, respect one another, act when we see something wrong, and know when to call for help. We hope each member of our community will have a memorable and safe Halloween.

Go Beavs!

Kevin A. Dougherty, Senior Associate Vice President & Dean of Students, [email protected]

Masha Mogylevsky, ASOSU President, [email protected]

From: Office of the Registrar

Dear Student,

Senate Bill 564 directs public universities to annually collect, update, report, and retain student-submitted information that will allow colleges, universities, and the state—as a whole—to measure and address disparities in postsecondary educational outcomes associated with student parents.

The survey should take no more than one minute to complete and will remain open until 11:59 p.m., Sunday, November 23.

Take the survey.

We ask that you take a moment to complete this short survey regarding students who are parents.

We greatly appreciate your time and assistance in collecting this information to better serve students.

Sincerely, Office of the Registrar

From: University Information and Technology

Dear OSU Students,

Canvas is currently unavailable due to a widespread Amazon Web Services outage that is impacting applications and systems globally. We are monitoring the situation and will update you via Beaver Hub as soon as service is restored. Thank you for your patience. 

You can also monitor the incident on both the AWS status page and Canvas status page. Updates will also be posted on OSU’s IT Status page. 

Thank you,

Sam Williams, Executive Director, Business Architecture, Oregon State University | University Information and Technology

From: Office of the Registrar

Dear OSU Students,

I write to remind you of important protections of your education records that are required by university policy, as well as federal and state laws.

In compliance with the federal Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, state law, and OSU policy, students have certain rights with respect to their education records. They are:

1. The right to inspect and review the student’s education records within 45 days of the day the university receives a request for access. Students should submit written requests to the registrar, dean, head of the academic department, or other appropriate official, that identify the record(s) they wish to inspect. The university official will make arrangements for access and notify the student of the time and place where the records may be inspected. If the records are not maintained by the university official to whom the request was submitted, that official shall advise the student of the correct official to whom a request should be addressed.

2. The right to request the amendment of the student’s education record that the student believes is inaccurate or misleading. Students should write the university official responsible for the record; clearly identify the part of the record they want changed; and specify why the record is inaccurate or misleading. If the university decides not to amend the record as requested by the student, the university will notify the student of the decision and advise the student of their right to a hearing regarding the request for amendment. Additional information regarding the hearing procedures will be provided to the student when notified of the right to a hearing.

3. The right to consent to disclosures of the personally identifiable information contained in the student’s educational record, except to the extent that FERPA authorizes disclosure without consent. One exception that permits disclosure without consent is disclosure to school officials with legitimate educational interests. A school official is a person employed by the university in an administrative, supervisory, academic or research, or support staff position (including health staff and members of the university’s law enforcement department); a person or company with whom the university has contracted; a person or company acting as consultant or volunteer for the university; a person serving on the university’s Board of Trustees; or a student serving on an official committee, such as a disciplinary or grievance committee. A university official has a legitimate educational interest if the official needs to review an educational record in order to fulfill their professional responsibility.

4.   The right to file a complaint with the U.S. Department of Education concerning alleged failures by Oregon State University to comply with the requirements of FERPA.

The name and contact information of the office that administers FERPA is:

Student Privacy Policy Office
U.S. Department of Education
400 Maryland Avenue, SW
Washington, DC 20202-8520
1-800-USA-LEARN (1-800-872-5327)
Website: https://studentprivacy.ed.gov/   

The information provided here is for informational purposes only. The complete text of the Oregon State University Student Records Standards, which take precedence, is available here: https://policy.oregonstate.edu/UPSM/01-120_student_records.

For more FERPA resources, please see the Office of the Registrar FERPA page.

Sincerely,
Rebecca Mathern, Ph.D., Associate Vice Provost – Academic Affairs and University Registrar

From: OSU-Cascades Dining Services

Hey Bend Beavs,

We’re kicking off the new term with fresh flavors, new hours, and more ways to fuel your day on campus!

Beaver Dam – Obsidian Hall

We’ve adjusted our hours to better fit your schedule: 

Monday–Friday

• Breakfast: 7:30 a.m.– 9:30 a.m.
• Lunch: 11 a.m.– 2 p.m
• Dinner: 5 p.m.– 7 p.m.

Saturday

• Brunch: 10 a.m.–2 p.m. (breakfast available all brunch; grill 12 p.m.–2 p.m.)
• Afternoon Service: 3 p.m.–5 p.m.

Sunday

• Brunch: 10 a.m.–2 p.m. (breakfast available all brunch; grill 12 p.m.–2 p.m.)
• Dinner: 5 p.m. – 7 p.m.

What’s New:

• Full salad bar with fresh toppings
• Rotating hot stations and grill favorites
• OSU-Cascades merch now available — grab hoodies, mugs, and hats inside the Dam!

Study Grounds

• Student Success Center (SSC): Mon–Thurs 7:30 a.m.–2 p.m. | Fri 7:30 a.m. –11 a.m.
• Serving breakfast bagels, pastries, smoothies, and espresso drinks and teas.
• Obsidian Hall: Will open in the evenings, once we’re fully staffed with barista hours available.

Note: Study Grounds in the SSC is cashless. If you’d like to pay with cash, stop by the Beaver Dam, it’s our designated cash-accepting location.

Payment & Meal Plans

You can pay at any dining location using: 

• Orange Cash (10% off!) – Load funds anytime at beav.es/orangecash
• Meal Plans – A convenient, flexible option for residents! Unused funds roll over for one full year (for example, Year 1 funds expire at the end of Year 2 spring term).
• Credit/Debit Cards – We accept Visa, Mastercard, and Discover. (Sorry, no American Express.)
• Mobile Pay – Apple Pay and Google Pay are accepted at all registers.
• Cash – Accepted only at the Beaver Dam.

Work With Us

We’re always looking for students to join our team! Working with Dining is a great way to meet people, gain hands-on experience, and be part of one of the most active departments on campus. Team members enjoy flexible scheduling, a fun work environment, and a free meal on any shift they work. Interested? Apply here: beav.es/diningjobs.

Need Catering for Your Event?

Hosting a student meeting, club event, or celebration? EDGE Catering offers on-campus catering services for events of all sizes, featuring fresh, locally inspired menus. 

Check out our new menu, learn more or submit a request: beav.es/EDGEcatering.

Stay Connected

Follow @osucascadesdining for specials, events, and giveaways, and check Bend Beavs Central for upcoming menus and updates.

See you at the Dam or Study Grounds — let’s make this term delicious!

OSU-Cascades Dining Services 

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From: Student Health Services

Dear students,

Whether you are a new or returning student, our Student Health Services team wants to make sure you are aware of the important resources available to you on the Corvallis campus. Our Health Center, located at 850 SW 26th St., offers primary care and a variety of clinical services, plus we offer rapid care services in Tebeau Hall. Visit studenthealth.oregonstate.edu for information.

This year, we are making some improvements to make care more cost effective for many students, as we begin billing most major health insurance companies as an in-network provider for office visits and other medical services. Insurance benefits may be applied to laboratory tests, office procedures and other medical services resulting in an anticipated reduction in overall financial costs. Please visit beav.es/insurance for an update on in-network insurers; this web page will be updated as contracts are finalized.

Students should add their health insurance information to the patient portal at myhealth.oregonstate.edu. All students are strongly encouraged to have some form of health insurance. OSU Student Health offers an affordable health insurance plan, plus students without insurance may be eligible for the Oregon Health Plan.

Regardless of health insurance coverage, students will continue to have access to free birth control. Most domestic students are eligible for the Oregon ContraceptiveCare program (CCare), and all students can access free barrier methods of birth control. Visit beav.es/ccare for details.

Further, the student health fee will continue to cover services that are not billable (for example, standard nurse office visits, counseling, and all health promotion and education programming).

If you have questions regarding these changes, you may contact our student health insurance team at [email protected].

Thank you,
OSU Student Health Insurance Team