OSU in the news? Not related to its usual research hubs—ignore rumors: OSU is a public land-grant research university in Corvallis offering 200+ undergrad programs across 11 colleges.
A cluster of tremors has struck eastern Tehran province, near major fault lines including the Mosha fault. Authorities and seismologists warn that Tehran’s vulnerability stems from active faults, dense urban development and limited preparedness. One quake has been reported at magnitude 4.6 with no casualties so far; experts say the situation may signal future seismic risk for the capital.
The European Union has announced a substantial investment in ocean observation, positioning Europe at the forefront of marine monitoring as the United States proceeds with the dismantling of the Ocean Observatories Initiative. The NSF has begun a descope of the OOI, pulling instruments from multiple U.S. sites while the EU commits hundreds of millions to expand global ocean data networks.
Michigan State faces leadership turmoil as its president and athletic director depart in quick succession; Kentucky appoints a new athletic director amid broader campus upheaval. Replacements and interim leadership are in motion as the school searches for new admins.