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.
Sealed with a Circle Dance
Sixty attendees at the signing ceremony between EOU and the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation (CTUIR) left their seats for a traditional circle dance on Oct. 18.
Dual-credit program receives state recognition
Eastern Promise became one of the first sponsored dual-credit programs to receive state approval.
Faculty artists featured on campus
The Nightingale Gallery’s biennial Faculty Exhibition opens Nov. 9 and runs through Dec. 11.
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.
Employee Wellness Fair returns
Retirement and health services will be represented on campus Oct. 23 for employees to browse.
Novelist Bette Husted visits campus
Husted will read from her new novel, “All Coyote’s Children,” at 7:30 p.m., Oct. 16 in the library reading room.
Oregon East Gala features Portland poet
Oregon Book Award Finalist Ed Skoog will join student authors and artists on Oct. 11 to celebrate the latest edition of EOU’s literary journal Oregon East.
Supported from the start
TRIO Student Support Services welcomes incoming students with a weeklong orientation program on campus.
Opening Session kicks off 2018-19
Faculty return to campus for Opening Session starting Sept. 17, and classes begin the following week.
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.
48th annual pow wow recognizes grads
Four EOU students were honored at the Speel-Ya Pow Wow last month.
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.
Faculty art, poetry featured in Basalt
The latest edition of EOU’s literary journal is now on stands and online.
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.
Trustees discuss tuition, capital projects
Budget decisions and proposed building projects occupied EOU’s governing board at its April 12 meeting.
