Kinesiology major and pre-med student Annika Phillips won the under-25 division at the J/24 Worlds sailing championship in Seattle, competing with her childhood friends against international teams.

Public health undergraduate Christina Young-Valdovinos discusses her research on Latinx food security in Linn-Benton communities and her goal to become a pediatrician after completing her studies.

Emma Ryan, a kinesiology student specializing in pre-therapy and allied health, discusses her research on ankle stability biomechanics and her aspirations to become a sports medicine physician.

Adam Choate, a senior in OSU's nutrition and dietetics program, reflects on his experience as the Moore Family Center's Student Nutrition Fellow, highlighting his work with community outreach programs and the professional growth opportunities that have shaped his career aspirations.

Ningjian Liang, working with the Moore Family Center and the Dallas Lab, has published promising research on alternative pasteurization methods that preserve beneficial bioactive proteins in human donor milk while ensuring safety for vulnerable premature infants.

The Moore Family Center is launching a new Mentorship Program with a career Q&A featuring Dr. Matt Kuchan, a discovery scientist from Abbott Laboratories, who will serve as one of the program's first mentors for nutrition students during the 2025-26 academic year.

Moore Family Center awarded contract to develop scientific papers on human milk composition as part of a groundbreaking tripartite consortium with 20+ industry, government and academic partners.

OSU-Cascades Honors student Margaret Martin blends public health and communication through honors research and faculty mentorship.

The Hallie E. Ford Center at OSU receives new funding to launch a children’s app developed from the “Head-Toes-Knees-Shoulders” measure and an endowed lecture series on brain injury and neurodiversity, supporting families, educators and the community.

OSU kinesiology student Abigail Roth gains hands-on experience and builds communication skills as she works toward a career in athletic training and rodeo sports.

Explore key insights on health leadership in collegiate sports from Dr. Kimberly Harmon's 2025 Bray Lecture. Learn about athlete well-being, gender equality in sports medicine and the future of college athletics.

Debbie I. Craig, PhD, AT-R will serve as Oregon State University’s new dean of the College of Health effective July 1.