Oregon State University's student-run lifestyle magazine

Beaver's Digest
Oregon State University's student-run lifestyle magazine

Beaver's Digest
Oregon State University's student-run lifestyle magazine

Beaver's Digest
All content by Natalie Sharp
A photo illustration of ingredients and supplies used for making cannabis infused butter and oils. Cooking with cannabis has experienced a boom in recent years but first time users are encouraged to consume responsibly and double check the measurements.

Cooking with cannabis

January 27, 2023
Annie (prefers to keep last name out; she/her) sits on her living room sofa with Danny the cat on Nov. 19. Annie routinely smokes in this location to relax by reading and help alleviate pain. The normalization of weed, in Annie’s opinion, is great because accessibility of the substance is safer and more reliable to obtain for those who enjoy using it.

Overcoming generations of stigma

January 27, 2023
Degentrifying the cannabis industry

Degentrifying the cannabis industry

January 27, 2023
Director of the School of Culture, Language and Society, Susan Bernardin sits in her office at Oregon State University in Corvallis, Ore. Stories like the one we hear about Thanksgiving, the Oregon trail or Pocahontas are wish-fullfillment narratives created to cover up the brutal reality of how this countrys birth grew out of mass genocide and slaughter, explained Bernardin.

Genocide romanticized: Professor says Thanksgiving traditions ignore dark history

November 22, 2022
The outside of the Hattie Redmond Center on October 5th, 2022 in Corvallis, Oregon. The center is the second oldest building on the Oregon State campus, and continues to make a difference in the community.

How a lawsuit pioneered a new OSU program, WGSS

November 3, 2022
An illustration depicting celebrations for the 50th anniversary of the WGSS program at OSU.

Women and Gender Center, WGSS program celebrate 50 years on campus

November 3, 2022
Whitney Archer (she/they) poses outside of the Hattie Redmond Women & Gender Center on October 5th, 2022 in Corvallis, Oregon. The Hattie Redmond Women & Gender Center (WGC) serves as a campus focal point for projects directed at addressing womens issues on campus, in the community-at-large, and globally. As an open community of leaders inspiring change, they provide advocacy, resources, and opportunities to transform ideas into positive action and reality.

Whitney Archer leads with ‘quiet guidance and leadership’

November 3, 2022
Co-organizers, Kate Hassett (right) and Shelby Wells (left), posing at McAlexander Fieldhouse where the event is going to be held this Sunday. Kate and Shelby are two of three employees who recognized the need for an inclusive climbing space for women, nonbinary, and trans students in a cis male-dominated sport. Not pictured: co-organizer Christine Castles

‘Your climb is your climb’: Women, nonbinary, trans climb night creates space

October 7, 2022
Lydia Johnson scales a rock wall.

Climbing at OSU-Cascades

June 8, 2022
Karree Lee smiles for a photo in the Memorial Union quad on a sunny Sunday, March 20. Lee is wearing a sweater, glasses and a scarf.

Khmer Night: The Naga and The Prince

February 23, 2022
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