Oregon State University's student-run lifestyle magazine

Beaver's Digest

Beaver's Digest

Beaver's Digest
Recent Stories
Experience
Freshman year students Uriel Aguayl (left) and Brendan Vosburg observe Charlie Kirk’s “You’re Being Brainwashed” tour from the Java Stop balcony on Oct 11, 2024 at Oregon State University.
Campus safety and free expression: OSU reassesses how to protect both
Avery Fraser, Contributor • November 8, 2025

On Sept. 10, 2025, Charlie Kirk, American right-wing political activist, was shot and killed at Utah...

"An Enemy of the People" at PRAx
“An Enemy of the People” at PRAx
November 7, 2025
A HomeScienceTools mammal heart dissection kit in a tray Nov. 6. The Medical Sciences Club led a group dissection for Oregon State University students.
Heart breakers wield scalpels
November 6, 2025
Pumpkins pictured on Sunday, Oct. 22 at Davis Family Farm, one of several pumpkin patches in the Corvallis area. Depicting yet again another location that students can spend time in the Fall at for free.
The ultimate fall bucket list for broke college students
November 5, 2025
Wellness
On October 20th, Interzone offers a calm refuge for study and conversation. Sunlight and warm tones created a peaceful start to the day.
9 of the best study spots on and off campus
Marlie Bergstrom • October 27, 2025

Tired of pretending that your bed is a productive place to study? Here's a list of some favorite study...

Brooke Musil, a member of the University Exploratory Studies Program, smiles while talking about her favorite festive meals on the Valley Library Quad on Oct. 16.
SOTS: What is your favorite holiday food?
October 26, 2025
Dining table with fresh produce, animal products and seasonings to prepare dinner. These ingredients will be used to cook three different soups.
Max’s flu season saviors (soup edition)
October 23, 2025
(Graphic by Reiko Quitevis)
The month of spook: what Oregon State University students indulge in
October 20, 2025
Community
OSU voices weigh in on the Louvre heist
Ariel Christensen, Contributor • November 3, 2025

Seven minutes, four thieves, one museum. On October 19th, the famous Louvre museum in Paris, France...

Jairus Lovell reflects on balancing college life and business as he built TSA Vintage from the ground up on October 13th. His success highlights the strong connection between OSU’s student community and local businesses.
How college students impact local businesses
November 2, 2025
Students decorate stained-glass pieces at the Ettihad Cultural Center during the Ghost Stories event in Corvallis on Oct. 30. The gathering promotes cultural exchange and community engagement through shared art experiences.
Ettihad Cultural Center and Pakistani Student Association “Spooky Stained”
October 31, 2025
Oregon State University resident assistant, Catherine Chialtas, stands outside of the Womens Building Oct. 24, 2025. Outside of the RA posiiton, she likes to go to the Womens Building for studying in her downtime.
Secret life of resident assistants
October 29, 2025
Meet the Staff
Kasey Schuler
Kasey Schuler
Assistant Editor-In-Chief

Hello! I’m Kasey Schuler and I am the current Assistant...

Selena Alonzo
Selena Alonzo
Writer

Hello! I’m Selena Alonzo, a writer for Beavers Digest...

Avery Fraser
Avery Fraser
Writer

Hi! I'm Avery Fraser, a senior marketing major and...

Parker Oakes
Parker Oakes
Writer

A Creative Writing student who wants to creatively...

Trending Stories
1
A picture of the outside of Sackett Hall located on the Oregon State campus captured on Oct. 9.

The hauntings of Sackett Hall • 376 Views

2
The bronze sculpture of Alice E. Biddle named ‘The Quest’ stands between Memorial Union and Strand Agriculture Hall at Oregon State on Sept. 29. The statue of Biddle holds a diploma, and was constructed in 1983.

Investigating the various statues on campus • 108 Views

3
Graphic by Rida Kauser, Creative Lead

‘No Kings’ Protest, happening in Corvallis on October 18 • 108 Views

Flipbook
Follow Us on Instagram
Columns
Senior environmental science major, who chose to stay unnamed, poses in blow-up chicken costume in the Memorial Union quad before the No Kings protest begins. The costume signifies that they are not too chicken to protest.
Beavers Digest / Columns
OP-ED: “I’m not too chicken to protest…”
Hugo Knight, Contributor • October 19, 2025

Editors note: This opinion-piece does not represent the opinion of Beaver’s Digest but rather it reflects the personal opinions and observations...