EOU’s Historic Building Set for Year-long Renovation

EOU’s Historic Building Set for Year-long Renovation June 1, 2023 – Eastern Oregon University’s Inlow Hall Phase II renovation, slated to begin July 1, aims to bring much-needed updates to the University’s original building. The project will bring the building’s seismic resilience up to code, provide new heating, ventilation and air conditioning throughout the facility, […]

Seimears named Interim Provost at EOU

Seimears named Interim Provost at EOU Eastern Oregon University has announced its interim provost following an internal search that included interviews, forums and feedback.  EOU President Tom Insko named Matt Seimears as Interim Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs. Seimears, who has served as Dean of the College of Education at EOU since […]

Faculty, students uncover mammoth

About 30 students joined three faculty members near Prineville to remove the front quarter of mammoth discovered in a gravel quarry.

Scholarship workshops assist students

Get the most out of financial aid opportunities at a scholarship application workshop Oct. 26 or Nov. 12.

Online accounting degree fills gap for students

The College of Business will offer a bachelor’s degree in accounting starting this fall.

Freshmen recognize inspirational former teachers

EOU freshmen finding academic success in higher education nominated their high school teachers for the Inspirational Teacher Awards.

Bringing it home

EOU hosts its first home meet on the brand-new track March 16, and the event begins with an official ribbon-cutting ceremony.

MLK exhibitions, concert celebrate Civil Rights Movement

Running Jan. 14-23, the celebration includes art, music and academic study related to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s work.

‘Form and Figure’ exhibit in Nightingale

Artist duo featured in first exhibition of 2019, opening Jan. 11 in the Nightingale Gallery

Celebrating first-generation students

More than 35% of EOU students are the first in their families to attend college. TRIO/SSS recognizes the achievements of first-gen students on Nov. 8.

Visiting artist brings jazz, business to music students

Jazz musician Dmitri Matheny will cover improvisation and the business of music Oct. 25, in addition to performing on his flugelhorn on campus and in town.

Renewed partnership supports Native students

Tribal leaders will join EOU representatives to sign a renewed agreement, committing to collaboration that will enhance relationships and strengthen support for Native students in Eastern Oregon.

Outdoor orientation

New students at EOU can take their orientation outside with a six-day adventure trip in Hells Canyon Sept. 16-21.

Student inventors take prototypes to statewide competition

Two student teams competed in the Invent Oregon finals on June 29 in Klamath Falls.

Juried Student Exhibition awards artwork across disciplines

Artist Amy Santoferraro will select student artwork for exhibition and awards June 1 in the Nightingale Gallery.

Spring Symposium brings campus together

Upperclassmen shared their creative, scholarly work with the community May 23 in Loso Hall.

Building Champions at EOU

The $2.9 million Building Champions campaign promises to dramatically improve the stadium and track, but the project still has about $800,000 to raise before fall sports kick-off.

Work begins on Stadium-Track Project

Construction will begin this week on the Stadium-Track Project, providing major upgrades to Community Stadium and the campus track and field facilities.

Nightingale Gallery hosts EOU alumnus Jon Lundak

Lundak’s sculpture exhibition, opening April 6, focuses on transitional spaces.

Oregon’s Rural University

The designation honors EOU’s long-time commitment to rural communities, while reaching new students, leveraging federal funds and accomplishing strategic goals.