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March 17, 2022
Oh my goodness! I'm about to cry! Thank you SO much. This means the world to me and has taken so much stress away. What program are you in? I am currently in the Pre-Medical Imaging program, as I'm only a freshman. When will you graduate? I plan to graduate in June 2024. Where is your hometown? I grew up in Brookings, Oregon (tiny town on the coast!) Are you on externship? If so, where? If not, have you done one and where? I'm not in a medical imaging program yet, so I do not have...
March 1, 2022
Tayas Yawks, which means medicine bag in the Klamath language, is an Indigenous, culturally-specific peer support organization that provides addiction support to anyone in the community
February 17, 2022
Since it began in 2015, the Catalyze Challenge has awarded nearly $100,000 in prize money and services and continues this year with a prize pool of $16,000. Catalyze 2022 launched in November and 11 teams are currently registered to compete in the April 21 final, including two teams from Oregon Tech’s Portland-Metro campus.
February 2, 2022
Kara '05 and Jacen Bridges '04 Jacen and Kara Bridges are an Oregon Tech alumni couple who bring passion for their crafts and adventure to their lives. Their respective skills and love for their alma mater shows in all they do.
January 18, 2022
For this service trip, we have partnered with The Nature Corps to support projects in the Central Coast of California. This trip will include time for both volunteer work, and playtime activities.
December 30, 2021
Lobos Close Out 2021 Friday at Boise State
December 15, 2021
Oregon Tech is a dynamic and diverse campus community with ample opportunities for hands-on learning, leadership, and teamwork.
December 13, 2021
Jason Sullins grew up in rural Boring, Oregon, as a third-generation Oregonian. Raised in the country, much of Jason's childhood was spent building things, inventing, and working in construction with his father, which cultivated much of the creativity and resourcefulness used later in his engineering career. Growing up well below the poverty level, Jason took it upon himself to build a college savings account.