Diverse careers from new online degree
EOU’s Sociology & Social Welfare concentration is now available to online students.
Taking education outdoors
Two dozen high school students participated in Cottonwood Crossing Summer Institute last month, led by EOU faculty and students.
‘A very, very special place’
Commencement speaker Bobbie Conner highlighted her family’s deep connection to the Grande Ronde Valley and EOU.
Student inventors take prototypes to statewide competition
Two student teams competed in the Invent Oregon finals on June 29 in Klamath Falls.
Bridging the urban-rural divide at EOU
EOU and PSU have partnered to create the Urban-Rural Ambassador Institute, a six-credit course that takes place over 10 days in September.
EOU showcases programs, access and success
An accreditation team from NWCCU will visit EOU in October as part of its Year Seven Report.
Leadership institute brings young scientists to EOU
Middle and high school students from across the state came to EOU June 20-22.
Twice is nice for EOU grads
EOU will hold two commencement ceremonies at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., Saturday, June 16 in Quinn Coliseum.
Entrepreneur speaks on campus
Members of the Entrepreneurship club sponsored Rick Miller’s visit to campus May 31.
Faculty art, poetry featured in Basalt
The latest edition of EOU’s literary journal is now on stands and online.
Juried Student Exhibition awards artwork across disciplines
Artist Amy Santoferraro will select student artwork for exhibition and awards June 1 in the Nightingale Gallery.
Board recognizes outgoing trustees
Three trustees were honored May 24, as the board discussed rural engagement at its last meeting of the academic year.
Spring Symposium brings campus together
Upperclassmen shared their creative, scholarly work with the community May 23 in Loso Hall.
Librarian wins Distinguished Service Award
The Oregon Library Association recognized EOU librarian Shirley Roberts, selected from more than 1,000 members.
MBA program equips students for success
The revamped program offers students more choice than ever at EOU.
Drawing, sculpture and ceramics on display
A trio of art students showcase their capstone work starting May 11 in the Nightingale Gallery.
Beekeeper, author holds campus reading
Heather Swan will read from her most recent collection, “Where the Bees Thrive: Stories from the Field,” on May 10 in Zabel Hall.
Providing access, affordability through personal connection
On-campus, online or at a regional site, all EOU students have access to expert, compassionate guides as they navigate the path to funding their education.
Trustees discuss tuition, capital projects
Budget decisions and proposed building projects occupied EOU’s governing board at its April 12 meeting.
EOU welcomes young scientists
Elementary and middle school students from Ontario and Nyssa schools look forward to an all-day science workshop April 14 on campus.
