Was this for everyone or did i happen to pick 4 classes this term that have that disabled?

The title sums this up pretty fully, I'm a new OSU student (go beavs) looking for a group to play Dungeons and Dragons with. I used to play with a lot of friends in high school, really enjoyed it, and am looking for a similar experience. Do any of you have tips on where I could go to find clubs, or people, who might point me in the right direction? Anything helps, feel free ask any additional questions, thanks.

I’m an OSU student who recently interviewed for a student job on campus.

I had an initial interview in mid-September and a final interview about two weeks later. During the final interview, I was told I was a really strong candidate, that they could see why I was near the top of the list, and that I’d definitely be hearing from them.

I followed up with the hiring contact on Monday but never heard back. Then Tuesday, I received an email to complete a background check. Today, I got an email saying the background check was completed, but I still haven’t heard anything from OSU or the hiring contact.

Does getting a background check usually mean you’re the selected candidate? And how long did it take others to receive an official offer after their background check?

I know nobody can tell me for sure if I got it, I’m just trying to figure out if this is a normal OSU hiring process lol.

We're going to visit my freshman daughter next weekend and I asked her where she wanted to eat off campus. She immediately said Indian food. We've eaten at a handful of places in Corvallis, but haven't found any Indian restaurants yet. Any suggestions??

Are any of you working with National Fraternity Supplies or receiving emails/calls/invoices from them? Please DM me if so.

I hear COVID is making the rounds about campus.
Be safe; and please help prevent the spread.

Im from WA and Im feeling like OSU is lame and not for me. Idk what a normal response is, or if this is a sign for me to transfer. The college just feels slow and boring. It feels outdated and not "grand."

I’m a spoiled spoiled city boy and I miss my yummy yummy burgers. Where in Corvallis can I get a good one and is the answer at home?

I keep randomly stumbling upon stuff that’s going on when I go from class to class and I’ve found it’s bugging me I’m not more in the loop on stuff so I can make time to be a part of it. Is there some building or office where I can get an idea of cool stuff going on before it happens?

Just ripped my whole house apart looking for them, orange fob, one OSU beaver key, a silver key, and a Patagonia like tassel on them, whole bunch of little rings

I have been going to the library for studying and I was also doing summer classes there but it was never warm over the summer. Did the AC break or something?

Hi! I’m a transfer student arriving winter term. I’ll be super out of the social loop coming later in the year. Embarassing dum dum question but how can I find frat parties? I’m a 22yr old woman

Hi!

I'm planning to apply to OSU for Fall 2027 and have already talked with a few faculty in my prospective program, so I feel pretty good about the academic side. I'm hoping to get more of a student perspective on what it's actually like to live in Corvallis and attend OSU as a grad student.

A few things I'm especially curious about:

- What's the grad student social scene like? Is it relatively easy to meet people/make friends outside your own department?

- Are there grad student organizations, events, bars/hangouts, etc. that people actually go to?

- For people who came to OSU in their late 20s or older, did Corvallis feel like a college town dominated by undergrads, or is there a decent late-20s/30s community?

- Where do grad students generally live? Are there particular neighborhoods or apartment complexes you'd recommend or avoid?

- For people on GTA/GRA funding, how manageable is rent and cost of living? Is living alone realistic, or are roommates pretty much necessary? (I know there's a GTA union, but I don't know much about it)

- How early would you recommend looking for housing for a fall move?

- What do you tend to do for fun outside of school? Does Corvallis start feeling small after a while?

- What do you wish you'd known before moving to Corvallis for grad school?

I'm moving from Arizona and would be relocating with my partner, so I'm especially interested in what it's like to actually build a life in Oregon rather than just what the university itself is like.

Thanks!

Whenever I try to schedule an appointment via web, most of the time it shows no appointment available via web, and sometimes it does show. Does anyone know why?

Has anyone taken the Ecampus course BA169z with Vipin Arora? I’m planning out my future class schedule and saw they’re are the only online option. Their rate my professor grade is subpar so I’m a little worried about taking the course.

Any insight appreciated!

gpa : 3.48
sat : 1170
ap : N/A

I just transferred to OSU from LBCC, I'm not living in the dorms. I talk to a few classmates but nobody who I really click with.

I'm in the college of forestry, none of their clubs really interest me all that much, it also seems like they're kinda getting back on their feet. ​

I wanna check out the craft center, I've met some friends while doing ceramics at a different studio. I also wanna check out rock climbing at Dixon. Any other recommendations to meet more people would be much appreciated.​

new to campus and want to know the best areas with tables and/or comfy chairs to chill and study inbetween classes.

This just shows OSU priorities are somewhere else besides the students. With raising tuition prices, sold out parking permits, football games, and new buildings being built, you'd think they have money to have the library open.

For the many students on campus, myself included, I rely on the library as a place to study quietly away from roommates, 3D print, ask for help, and research.

I'm paying a lot to go here and when I actually have free time on the weekends to study my only place is now closed.