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05/28/2026

Study breaks are good for your health and your learning. Take a break to spend some time with therapy dogs.

Paws to Destress
June 2 and June 3| 12:00 – 1:45 P.M.
The MU

[Video description: Clips of the Paws to Destress event at Oregon State. A girl walks into the MU and people are petting dogs. There is a black lab and two yellow labs. Two girls wave at the camera with and pet the dogs. There are cards with the dog’s faces and names on them. There are more clips of people petting the dogs.]

This week, we’re highlighting Dietetic Graduate Student Brooke Robinson, who has completed internships with Centennial S...
05/27/2026

This week, we’re highlighting Dietetic Graduate Student Brooke Robinson, who has completed internships with Centennial School District, Aramark, Providence, and WIC — with two more ahead with Dairy West and Fresenius. Brooke’s passion for nutrition and dietetics stems from the foundational role food plays in our health and well-being, and her desire to support others through such a meaningful part of daily life. Across food service, clinical, and community settings, she has applied classroom learning to real-world situations, deepening her skills and helping her develop her own approach as a future dietitian.

Brooke shares that these experiences have inspired her to advocate for improved nutrition outcomes across communities, and a standout moment was presenting a research poster at the Washington and Oregon Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics conference alongside fellow interns and registered dietitians. She credits the College of Health and OSU faculty for the incredible support and guidance throughout her journey.

Learn more about her experience: beav.es/COH-InternSpotlights

05/26/2026

Taking care of yourself can look many different ways. As finals week approaches, try to do one activity a day to care for yourself.

[Video description: The video text says “This is all health” while several different, silent clips play to the beat of “Animal” by Neon Trees. Clips include a concert, a girl wakeboarding, a girl lifting weights, several students laughing at a table, a girl washing her hands, a doctor checking a patient’s ear, two women laughing, a girl sipping tea, a sunset, several students talking outside, a girl meditating, lambs grazing, two girls laughing, painting ceramics, the OSU salmon bake, a boy sleeping, a girl cooking, a campfire, fish at a market, a girl at the BDA blood drive, a girl wearing a mask and holding disinfectant, and a girl walking outside.]

05/21/2026

May is Mental Health Awareness month. This year we want to remind you that at OSU, you’re never alone. 💚

Resources:
24/7 Crisis hotline: call or text 988
CAPS: counseling.oregonstate.edu/
CAPE: cape.oregonstate.edu/
Anytime, Anywhere: counseling.oregonstate.edu/anytimeanywhere

[Video description: A piece of paper with the mental health awareness ribbon shape cut out of it is held up in front of various green spots around Oregon State’s campus. Locations include the MU, the Valley Library, the IM fields, Reser Stadium, the SEC plaza, the Women’s Building, LaSells Stewart Center, the Health Services building, near Dixon rec center, and the Oregon State University sign.]

05/19/2026

Join Cedar on her a day in the life as a senior studying nutrition health sciences while she volunteers at a clinic, studies for finals, and enjoys her time at OSU!

Interested in learning more about nutrition health sciences? Visit health.oregonstate.edu/nutrition/nutrition-and-health-sciences

[Video description: Cedar, a nutrition health sciences major, takes the viewer on a day of her life. A series of clips show her making breakfast, working out at the gym, volunteering at a clinic, studying at the library, working at the writing center, and getting coffee.]

Spring photo dump: our camera roll now that the sun’s out.
05/14/2026

Spring photo dump: our camera roll now that the sun’s out.

05/12/2026

Spring is allergy season in Corvallis, but there are ways to combat the pollen.

1. Keep the windows closed. This prevents the pollen from getting into your house.
2. Wash your hands often. Sometimes even a full shower is necessary to take the pollen off your body.
3. Yell at nature if you need to vent your frustrations.
4. Wear a mask to have a barrier against the pollen.
5. Take allergy medicine to relieve the symptoms.
Use these tips to take care of yourself this season.

[Video description: This video shows 5 clips. A girl closing a window and rubbing her eyes, sneezing while washing her hands, crouching down to yell at a flower, waving her arms around in front of a bush, and sighing while taking medication.]

This week, we’re highlighting Public Health student Mohamed Aboumengel, who completed his internship with Clackamas Coun...
05/08/2026

This week, we’re highlighting Public Health student Mohamed Aboumengel, who completed his internship with Clackamas County Health, Housing & Human Services. Inspired by the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, Mohamed became interested in public health after seeing how important the field is in supporting communities.

During his internship, Mohamed supported school immunization reporting efforts and generated exclusion letters for students not up to date on required vaccinations. Through this experience, he learned how state and county health departments collaborate to support public health systems.

Mohamed says the experience helped him understand how meaningful public health work can be, even behind-the-scenes tasks that keep systems running effectively. He also credits Oregon State faculty for helping shape his understanding of public health throughout his academic journey.

Learn more about his experience: beav.es/COH-InternSpotlights

05/07/2026

Wishing a happy Mother’s Day this Sunday to all the wonderful mothers who keep our students safe, healthy, and
sane. This Mother’s Day, give your mom a call. 💐🧡



Video description: A young woman walks through multiple locations on Oregon State’s
campus. She poses different statements and questions to the camera about health wonderings.
In the final clip the person behind the camera suggests calling her mom about the questions.
She pulls out a fake phone and pretends to call her mom.

05/05/2026

is full of excitement for everyone. We were excited to see you all there celebrating a healthier future with us. Thank you!

Thank you for showing out this Through your generosity to our funds, our community raised over $58,000 across 139 gifts...
05/01/2026

Thank you for showing out this

Through your generosity to our funds, our community raised over $58,000 across 139 gifts — every single one a step toward healthier, stronger futures. 🧡🦫

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