Board reviews potential online partnership
EOU Trustees met for a special meeting to consider a potential partnership with Learning House.
Pub Talk features local business owners
Co-owners of Chaves Consulting will speak to students and entrepreneurs at 6 pm on March 7 at the Fire House Museum in downtown La Grande.
Retired professor returns to directing chair
Lyle Schwarz directed “The Elephant Man” back in 1984, and he’s returned to produce it again in the theatre that bears his name.
High school artists take home awards
High school artists from across the region earned awards for their work, which is on display in the Nightingale Gallery through March 15
45th Parallel performs student work
The jazz ensemble holds its winter concert on March 8 in Groth Recital Hall. Admission is free.
Professor’s posthumous work keeps students involved
Thomas Madden’s posthumous collection of poems, edited and published by students, launches Feb. 23.
Board discusses strategic plan, budget
Trustees reviewed key metrics in the strategic plan and prepared for the upcoming budget season during their winter meeting.
Social Science Journal takes first place
The second issue of the Eastern Oregon Social Science Journal won first place from the American Scholastic Press Association this fall.
Rural poets come to EOU
The Carl and Sandra Ellston Ars Poetica Literary Lecture Series welcomes Joe Wilkins and Todd Davis to campus Feb. 5.
Clear, quick answers aid transfer students
Free, unofficial Transfer Credit Reviews equip students with the details they need to decide whether EOU is the right fit.
‘Form and Figure’ exhibit in Nightingale
Artist duo featured in first exhibition of 2019, opening Jan. 11 in the Nightingale Gallery
Meet the ASTEO Scholars
Four new ASTEO Scholars joined the ranks of EOU this fall. Scholarship applications for next year close Feb. 1!
Belonging is the mother of retention
A holistic approach to student support improves retention by nurturing a sense of belonging at EOU.
Singing in the season
Hundreds of vocalists and musicians gather around a brand-new concert grand piano on Dec. 1 and 2 for the Holiday Music Festival.
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.
