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High School Journalism Institute
Letter from the Editor: We’re investing in the next generation of journalists
The Oregonian started the summer training program in 1993, hoping to introduce teens from diverse backgrounds and communities to journalism.
Don't miss these 10 news stories from the High School Journalism Institute
They were reported by 18 student journalists with guidance from news professionals.
It’s training cats and dogs: Study finds working with pets boosts kids’ activity levels
An Oregon State study gauged whether children and teens with developmental disabilities were more physically active after learning how to train their dogs.
Corvallis Community Band presents concert aimed at tackling mental health struggles
The event was born as a tribute to a former saxophone player and student at Oregon State who died by suicide.
‘We’re behind them’: Corvallis supports sister city in Ukraine
Uzhhorod, a city on the border with Slovakia, was established as Corvallis’ first sister city in 1989.
Oregon State University at the Olympics: Setting standards and breaking records
Joey Hansen never set out to be an Olympic athlete.
Duo aims to make Corvallis punk scene accessible to all
Indiana Laub and Caitlin Garets are bringing the punk sound to Corvallis under the name Bitter Half Booking.
Oh, dam: Oregon, the beaver state, learns to live with its flat-tailed mascot
Oregon residents must now obtain a permit before killing beavers on private land.
Affordable housing boom surges $133M into Oregon college town
More than 400 units of affordable and supportive housing are on the way in Corvallis — the most ever built at one time in the city’s history.
OSU can’t support mental health demand, says student president. She wants to change that
President Audrey Schlotter hopes to bring the Healthy Campus program to OSU.
While book ban attempts increase nationally, one Oregon library has kept requests low
The number of book ban requests has increased nationally by more than 128% in the last three years.
Commentary: Fast fashion vs. thrifting: A solution to the industry’s failings
Fast fashion is designed to be thrown away.