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Twenty-six students from Oregon Techs Baja Racing team traveled to Lebec, Cali., April 25-28 to compete in Baja Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) California, where students test their self-built off-road

Oregon Tech Dental Hygiene students participated in a community dental health event in Merrill and Malin, Ore., on May 3-4.

COLUMBUS, Ga. – Multi-hit games from Nita Cook and Marla Goodspeed were not enough for the Lady Owls, as Oregon Tech saw their softball season ended by Jessup University in

With their collegiate softball careers on the line, Oregon Tech seniors Mckenzie Staub, Lexi Klum and Kaila Mick stepped up in a big way, leading the Lady Owls past Cumberlands, 4-2, in the completion of yesterdays suspended game to advance in the NAIA Softball World Series at South Commons Softball Complex.

Last season, Kacie Schmidt blanked the University of the Cumberlands in the national semifinals, leading Oregon Tech to the NAIA title game. A year later on the same diamond, the junior held one of the most potent offenses in the NAIA to six hits, as the Lady Owls topped the No. 4-ranked Patriots, 2-1, in the opening game of the NAIA Softball World Series at South Commons Softball Complex.

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As part of the American Society of Civil Engineers and American Institute of Steel Construction, students from Oregon Techs Civil Engineering program participated in the Pacific Northwest Student Steel Bridge