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Everyone gets new opportunities 2007-03-22

Open Source in CS courses 2007-03-22

Running successful OSS projects 2007-02-19

Drupal 5 & my site 2007-01-11

The Story So Far 2007-01-10

Open source release coordination 2007-01-04

OSL Sysadmins rule! 2006-12-17

Gentoo LiveCD on a Dell blade 2006-11-28

Open Source Lab: InfoWorld 100 Award Winner 2006-11-14

Firefox 2.0 Release 2006-10-31

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The Open Source Lab is located in the Kerr Administration Building on the beautiful OSU campus in Corvallis, Oregon.

The Open Source Lab at Oregon State University exists to help accelerate the adoption of open source software across the globe and aid the community that develops and uses it. The OSL's talented team of students and full-time staff do this by focusing on software development as well as hosting the world's largest open source projects.

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Second-annual Government Open Source Conference Oct. 12-13 in Portland, Or

The second-annual Government Open Source Conference (GOSCON), the premier global gathering on open source technology and solutions for public sector IT professionals, is scheduled for Oct. 12-13 in Portland, Ore.

Published: 2006-07-12

OSL Opens Door For New Student Developer

The OSL is currently looking for a new student developer to join the team.

Published: 2005-09-27

OSU mentoring Google Summer of Code 2006

The Open Source Lab in collaboration with faculty members at Oregon State University will be acting as a mentoring organization for the Google Summer of Code.

Published: 2006-04-18

OSL Teams with TDS for Bandwidth Increase

The Open Source Lab at Oregon State University has received a large donation of Internet bandwidth from TDS Telecom that will allow it to more than double the number of visitors it can serve, in the future helping up to 50 million people a day review or download free software.