OSU-Cascades welcomes largest first-year class to date
After moving into their dorm rooms Sunday, first-year students were scattered throughout Oregon State University-Cascades’ Bend campus Monday afternoon, neon-orange lanyards hanging from their necks. Some were participating in activities; others were simply exploring their …
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