Klamath Falls

President Chris Maples’ employment contract was renewed today by the State Board of Higher Education

$2 million capital bond redevelopment of the Moehl Stadium Sport Field to repurpose it for both track and soccer to begin construction in May 2015.

Alumni, students, parents, and friends of the Oregon Institute of Technology are welcome to attend this event dedicated to recognizing outstanding alumni and students on Friday, June 13th at 5:30 pm in Klamath Falls.

The Oregon/NASA Space Grant Consortium will help support the position of STEM NETwork Director, to connect more business and community STEM volunteers with schools, teachers, and students in the South Metro Region

Enrollment in Oregon's seven public universities hit a record 91,580 students this fall despite state budget cuts and tuition hikes, but fewer of the new students are freshmen, officials announced Tuesday.

For the many Cub Scouts that participate in the Annual Pinewood Derby competition, this is truly an exciting time of year.

Talented Oregon high school students turn heads at prestigious fair.

Oregon Institute of Technology has announced its participation in a new program to encourage sustainability in all aspects of higher education.

The great American writer, John Updike, once said, “You cannot help but learn more as you take the world into your hands.”

Governor John Kitzhaber signed Senate Bill 5006 on July 6, 2011, providing Oregon Institute of Technology (Oregon Tech) the lottery-backed bonds needed to consolidate its Portland metro campuses into a single campus location in Wilsonville.