OSU Extension's Food Hero launches a tailored nutrition guide for older adults, offering easy recipes and health tips in partnership with community and senior centers across Oregon.

HDFS student Anna Lane supports low-income families through home visits and community outreach at Family Tree Relief Nursery, preparing for social work.

OSU College of Health secures $16M in grants to research environmental health impacts, from wildfire smoke resilience to children's exposure to harmful chemicals.

Veronica Irvin investigates interval breast cancer, raising awareness about crucial detection between mammogram screenings and improving care access.

Discover how Oregon State University's athletic training program fosters excellence through its 50-year legacy, master's degree curriculum, and focus on athlete well-being. Learn about career paths and student success stories.

From NCAA athlete to Seattle Seahawks intern: Follow Molly Mattson's journey through OSU's Master of Athletic Training program toward her dream career in sports medicine.

Meet Marilyn Thompson, the new leader of OSU's School of HDFS. Learn about her vision for expanding human development and family sciences education, research excellence, and commitment to lifelong learning.

From refugee to policy analyst: Follow Massarra Eiwaz-Ransom's inspiring journey from Iraq to Oregon, where she champions immigrant health care and earns dual MPH and MA degrees from OSU.

Brenda Tellez combines biopsychosocial approaches with hands-on PT experience at Legacy Emanuel, serving Portland's diverse communities while developing education-based treatment plans for sustainable rehabilitation.

Learn about the life and legacy of Kinsey Bass Green, former dean of Oregon State University's College of Home Economics (now College of Health). Explore her contributions to public policy, demographic trends, and family studies.

Ev DeMott combines OSU kinesiology studies with practical personal training experience, shadowing successful trainers at Timberhill Athletic Club while pursuing his dream of coaching young athletes.

Concerned about well water contaminants? The OSU Be Well Project helps Oregon well owners test for arsenic, nitrate, and lead, providing resources and support for water treatment.