Welcome to the resource hub for Eastern Oregon University parents and family members. Whether you are looking for important campus links, academic information, or student support services, this page provides everything you need to stay connected and help your student thrive throughout their journey at EOU.
frequently asked questions
Students can follow this link to the Bookstore’s website and enter their student ID number or shop books by the courses. Students can also visit the Bookstore in person on the first floor of the Hoke Union Building. If you have any questions, you can email eou@bkstr.com or call 541-962-3691.
Eastern Oregon University’s Learning Center, also known as the “LC,” is a vibrant student resource facility located in Loso Hall 234. The LC is home to an array of academic success programs that offer Eastern students numerous opportunities to master their coursework.
Student records are protected by the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), these are federal regulations which assign rights to students and responsibilities to educational institutions regarding students’ education records. The Act governs the maintenance and release of information from those records. The information provided on this web site is for informational purposes only. Questions should be referred to the Registrar’s Office at 541-962-3607 or by emailing registrar@eou.edu.
University life and the experience of a college student is filled with change, growth, learning and decision-making. EOU has compiled a handbook for parents to help you with the process.
Eastern Oregon University (EOU) is committed to fostering an environment free from bias, discrimination, sexual or gender-based harassment or misconduct. Behaviors including sexual harassment, sexual misconduct, dating violence, domestic violence, and stalking, as well as retaliation for reporting any of these acts violate Title IX and are not tolerated at EOU.
Visit eou.edu/titleix for information on what to do if you or someone you know may have experienced any of these behaviors and how to connect with someone if you have questions.
Students can receive accommodations and assistive services through Disability Services. To learn more about the resources available, visit eou.edu/disability.
Under FERPA, you will not have access to your student’s grades or academic records unless they have completed a Personal Information Release to authorize your access.
If your student chooses to do so, they can add parents/guardians to their Personal Information Release to authorize access to academic and/or financial records.
You can visit EOU’s Academic Calendar and see important dates including finals week and commencement.
An EOU ID allows students access to many of the resources on campus, including the Library, the Hoke Union Building, and athletic events.
Students can use their block meals in Mountie Café, EOU’s all-you-care-to-eat dining facility, for breakfast, lunch, and dinner and in Mac’s Grill for dinner after 7:00 pm. They can also use their flex dollars to get breakfast and grab a morning Sorbenots coffee, or lunch, or get something to eat on the go in Mac’s Grill.
Yes! Track My Dining Plan
Yes, these can be adjusted within the first two weeks of each term. The student will simply contact the Resident Life office at (541) 962-3553 or reslife@eou.edu and request to change their meal plan to accommodate their preference.
