r/OregonStateUniv

Need to find banana slugs

As the title says, I need to find banana slug for my bio course, and I am wondering if anyone knows the best places to look. I'm not a real nature or woodsy person so I am way out of my depths, but my groups needs one so I was going to help search. Any advice is very much appreciated.

Edit: Thanks everyone for the suggestions. I tried a couple of spots but couldn't find one unfortunately. One of my group mates is going to look around tomorrow. It we can't find one, it sounds like there might be extra in class so we should be fine.

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u/Captain_Bew — 4 days ago

Valley Library closing at 6pm on Fridays and closed all day Saturday is really sad for students

This just shows OSU priorities are somewhere else besides the students. With raising tuition prices, sold out parking permits, football games, and new buildings being built, you'd think they have money to have the library open.

For the many students on campus, myself included, I rely on the library as a place to study quietly away from roommates, 3D print, ask for help, and research.

I'm paying a lot to go here and when I actually have free time on the weekends to study my only place is now closed.

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u/Dr_Caution — 12 days ago

Transitions as a someone with an associates.

I'm so glad I'm paying $750 to learn the power of friendship being magical as a 22 year old student. It doesn't feel patronizing at all or like a waste of anyone's time :) But don't worry because they have weekly meetings about why everyone hates the class. Testing my last fucking nerve.

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u/Bitter_Arrival_4119 — 13 days ago