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Campus Life at EOU
Have the best college experience possible living in our top-notch, suite-style residence halls with dining options that are delish.
We showcase the work of artists, authors and filmmakers with events all year, so there’s always something to do – and create!
Step outside our back door and you’re snowboarding nearby at Oregon’s highest base elevation ski resort, kayaking Class III rapids, rock climbing or hitting the trails.
The Mountaineers are NAIA affiliated and teams make regular post-season games and national playoff appearances, competing in the Frontier and Cascade conferences.
With over 50 clubs & organizations, students at EOU are engaged! A wide variety of activities allow students to gain new perspectives and follow their passions.
Campus is just four blocks from downtown La Grande and students ride public transit for free, making it easy to get to the farmer’s market, eateries, shops and theaters.
“The Native American Studies Minor has allowed me to be informed as a scholar and as a Native American woman, in concert with my culture to recognize how to face challenges and use critical thinking and scholarly methods when doing so. I am an enrolled Tribal Member with the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation and am a proud graduate of the Native American Studies program at EOU. I have worked full-time throughout my education these past years to successfully accomplishing my goals, which I pursued in order to give back to my community. My professors have been supportive and challenged me to succeed. Dr. Linda Jerofke has been an excellent mentor and professor.”
Kathryn Quaempts Burke, '18Liberal StudiesPendleton, Ore.