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TITANIC: The Artifact Exhibition

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The Nancy Stueber Natural Sciences Hall

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OMSI’s Physics Lab Set for Refresh with Boeing Grant

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Underscore Native News: OMSI Launches Collaborative, “Climate of Change / Clima de Cambio” Permanent Exhibit

The entrance to the Nancy Stueber Natural Sciences Hall, with the title of the permanent exhibit: Climate of Change / Clima de Cambio. There is a sunburst graphic highlighted to the left and a thank you to sponsors on wooden slats to the right of the image

KGW: Permanent OMSI exhibit spotlights climate change

A look into the Science on the Sphere installation and a mural by Darren Todd in the Nancy Stueber Natural Sciences Hall at OMSI. This mural is next to the Science on a Sphere installation, and shows a thriving, intertwined community. There are people admiring the sky and stars, a person biking, a person gardening, a river full of fish, and a stylized building behind them with a mountain in the far background.

KGW: Titanic Exhibition Coming to OMSI

A woman and child in a museum exhibit, engaged and curious. She points at a display case containing historical artifacts. Warm, educational atmosphere.

The Columbian: OMSI’s Titanic exhibit gets personal, capturing the experience of those aboard doomed ship

A young girl looks at an artifact from the Titanic wreck site that is under glass. The artifact is a small powder case that has been recovered from the ocean floor by the RMS Titanic.

Willamette Week: The Waterfront Education Park Could Tell the Story of Indigenous Culture on the Willamette

KATU: Oregon governor touts legislative successes around housing

rendering of a city street with lots of greenery and people walking or riding bikes and enjoying food at outdoor tables. The OMSI museum is at the end of the city block.

Fox12: $15.4 million OMSI District investment passed by Portland Council

Photo of OMSI-owned building, Pepco, with OMSI sign in front

Columbia Basin Herald: OMSI Science Festival coming to Othello

An OMSI staff member works with kids at the Othello Library as part of the Science Fair program OMSI provides across the region