Visit Eastern Oregon University!
EOU’s main campus is located in La Grande, Ore., on I-84, 259 miles east of Portland and 177 miles west of Boise, Idaho. Click here if you are interested in scheduling a campus visit with our Admissions Office!
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Inlow Hall / Main Office Locations
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Historic Inlow Hall
Built in 1929, EOU's central administration building is home to primary student services including Admissions, the Registrar, Financial Aid, Student Affairs and the President's Office.
Hoke Union Building
Need a quick snack or espresso? Head to Mac's Grill or the full service dining hall. Hoke is also home to “The Voice” student newspaper, along with Student Activities, the Multicultural Student Center, Bookstore and Outdoor Program.
Badgley Hall
Some amazing undergraduate and faculty research is going on in this state-of-the-art science complex. OHSU, OSU and ODFW also have labs in the facility, and Huber Auditorium provides seating for 150 people and is used regularly for classes and public presentations.
Quinn Coliseum
Mountaineer teams practice and play in two gymnasiums, while fitness equipment and a climbing wall are available for students, faculty, staff and community members to use.
Loso Hall
Take in a play or enjoy an evening of music in one of two performance halls, McKenzie Theatre and Schwarz Theatre. Nightingale Gallery is also located inside, with exhibitions throughout the year. Upstairs you'll find the Learning Center and Disabilities Services, as well as several labs.
Ackerman Hall
This former elementary school is now home to the Social Sciences and Modern Languages departments. The Alumni Room provides meeting and event space and Eastern Oregon Head Start is also located here.
Community Stadium
The main Mountaineer football stadium is complete with concessions, additional seating and press boxes. Commencement ceremonies draw several thousand people to the stands each June.
North and Daugherty halls
EOU's newest residence halls were built in 2005 and provide housing for 270 students. Buildings surround an inner courtyard with plenty of green space and a sculpture installation titled "La Grande Weir."
North and Daugherty halls
Rooms boast 100-square feet of space per single occupancy, and 200-square feet of space per double occupancy room. Students also have a walk-in storage room in every suite.
Hunt Hall
EOU's traditional residence hall offers the largest rooms on campus, and the building's smaller hallways enable residents to easily development a sense of community.
Alikut Hall
Apartment-style housing reserved primarily for juniors, seniors and students over age 21.
Pierce Library
Collections in the intellectual heart of campus include general, law, youth, Oregon and Native American. Students utilize a variety of study areas, a computer lab and there is even a place to get coffee!
Zabel Hall
The College of Education and the College of Business are centrally located here, near the residence halls and the campus disc golf course.
Lots to do!
EOU's campus is easy to navigate and the facilities serve as a cultural and educational center for the region. Whether it’s theater performances, athletic events, gallery exhibitions or festivals, there’s always something going on here!Regional Photo Tour
EOU Campus and the Grande Ronde Valley
Nestled between the Blue Mountains and the Eagle Cap Wilderness is the Grande Ronde Valley. Everything from mountain biking, rafting, skiing and more is accessible from EOU’s front door!
In and Around La Grande
Communities in the Grande Ronde Valley include La Grande, Cove, Union, Imbler and Elgin. The total population is 24,961. The closest major cities are (1) Boise, Idaho, 174 miles (2) Portland, 260 miles, and (3) Spokane, Wash., 255 miles.
Taking in the Scenery
Fertile farmland and wetlands supporting a variety of wildlife make the valley a desirable location to live and go to school.
Fishing, Rafting, Exploring
The Grande Ronde, Wallowa and Minam rivers are great places to spend an afternoon fishing, rafting, exploring or just relaxing and taking a break from work or studies.
Four Seasons
The majestic mountain ranges near EOU’s campus are part of the Wallowa-Whitman National Forest. From November through April, the Elkhorns become a winter wonderland for backcountry skiing, snowshoeing and snowboarding.
Best Snow in Oregon
Anthony Lakes in the Elkhorns is 45-miles south of EOU. It's the highest base elevation ski area in the state! An equally short drive to the north is the Spout Springs Ski Resort, and a nordic ski area at Meacham Divide is just 19 miles west of La Grande.
Wide Open Spaces
The Elkhorn Mountains with lingering snowcaps as seen from the Grande Ronde Valley. During the summer, this same recreation area provides great camping, canoeing, wildlife viewing and even berry picking!
Rock and Roll
Rock climbing is a popular sport and there are numerous routes in the area ranging from beginning to advanced skill levels. EOU also has an indoor climbing wall that is open to the community.
Mountain Biking
Nearby Mountain biking and hiking trails yield 360-degree views of beautiful Morgan Lake above La Grande.
Downtown La Grande
EOU's campus is a short walk from coffee shops, eateries and art galleries that provide cultural experiences and places for students to gather.
At the Market
La Grande's seasonal, open air farmers market provides students and the community great options to purchase fresh produce, handmade jewelry and other arts and crafts.
