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The Magazine: Fall 2023

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Oregon Stater magazine cover featuring an orange background and a playful food-science experiment setup, including a dripping honey bear bottle, an ice cream cone with caramel and a cherry, a martini glass filled with olives, a red liquid in a lab beaker, and a magnifying glass focusing on a strawberry. The cover reads “The Food Issue – YUM!” and highlights stories on engineering the perfect pint and one professor’s recipe for connection. Winter 2026.

Winter 2026

Cover of the Fall 2025 issue of *Oregon Stater* magazine with the bold headline “FANS!” surrounded by a colorful collage of vintage Oregon State buttons and pins. Smaller cover lines highlight stories on President Murthy and research funding, and an article titled “How Not to Cut Off Your Finger.”

Fall 2025

Spring 2025 cover of Stater with robots holding letters

Spring 2025

The front cover of the Winter 25 Stater with underwater salmon on the cover.

Winter 2025

Cover of the Fall Stater 24 with an image of smiley face in the forest.

Fall 2024

The cover of the spring Stater 24 with and image of Benny and Bernice beavers together.

Spring 2024

The cover of the Winter 25 state with a shark on the cover.

Winter 2024

Image of the fall Stater 23 with the image of Benny's traditional illustrated head.

Fall 2023

Spring 2023 Stater cover

Spring 2023

Winter 2023 Stater cover

Winter 2023

Features

Becoming BeaversAn eclectic collection of 19 traditions that have shaped the OSU experience.

By Oregon Stater Staff

Sights + Sounds

The image shows a group of people camping in a snowy, windswept landscape. There are several dome tents visible, and a person in the foreground appears to be bracing against the strong winds. The sky is clear and bright, with the sun partially obscured. The overall scene conveys a sense of being in a remote, harsh environment.

Frozen in Time

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Illustrated hands preparing a sandwich, including slicing meat and assembling sandwich.

The Bomb Sandwich

By Cathleen Hockman-Wert

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