Stories with Oregon State University College of Liberal Arts

Pushing for representation in sports journalism

Lindsay Schnell grew up living and breathing sports. She’s always seen the game—and reporting on it—as something more than just what’s on the field, court or mat.

History alum advocates for Holocaust history education

Lily Middleton, ‘25, has always been enamored with history and its power. Now, her goal is a continued focus on Holocaust education for future generations.

A contemporary vision: Director of Tribal Relations advocates for interdisciplinary connections

Spending summers at Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota, Dr. Chance White Eyes experienced the multitude of struggles Native Americans face inside and outside their communities.

OSU psychology alumn finds career in design

Catching an early flight to California in 2012, Kyle Hart, was barely awake at his gate when the man next to him, decked in an all-white velour suit and a mop of dark curly hair, instigated a conversation. Little did he know, Hart had already seen this man many times before, but didn’t know where from. 

OSU professor teaches poetry through creativity and healing

Jennifer Richter doesn’t remember the first time she said she wanted to be a poet, but it must have been a phone call to her parents during her first year of college.

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A Ukrainian Mother's Journey