New endowed chair supports groundbreaking healthy-aging research

Many scientists dedicate their careers to discovering the cure for diseases, especially those associated with aging. Biochemist Tory Hagen and his colleagues at OSU's Linus Pauling Institute are searching for something even more revolutionary—the key to preventing diseases in the first place. In fact, Hagen's research already shows promise for preventing, and even reversing, the effects of old age in humans.
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Venture Fund

Duane and Barbara McDougall made a $50,000 gift to Oregon State University—for only $2,500.
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Vet Med Expands

OSU's College of Veterinary Medicine recently opened $12 million in new and expanded facilities.
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Planning the Future

Take it from a former kindergarten teacher, a charitable gift annuity is a great way to share.
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President's Circle

Student-athlete Felicia Castaneda tells donors how OSU changed her life.
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Apperson Hall Makeover

Renovation project receives prestigious Kresge grant.
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cAMPAIGN PROGRESS

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