Faculty research highlights intercultural competency
Michael Fields presents his findings at the Jan. 16 Colloquium.
The business of stardom
Rising country music singer Nicole Lewis returns to her hometown for a Pub Talk at Side A Brewing on Jan. 9.
Fall concert features new ensemble
Jazz, drumming and improvisational groups will perform Nov. 22
Interdisciplinary study featured in Colloquium
Sociology and anthropology faculty collaborated to recommend policy solutions for the Kalispel Tribe.
‘We Will Rock You’ opens Nov. 14
The Queen musical comes to McKenzie Theatre, starring EOU students, Nov. 14-17.
Girls avert ‘Zombie Apocalypse’ with science
Girls in Science 2019 invited 200 local students to explore math, computer science, biology and chemistry.
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.
Research explores democracy, inequality and corruption
Economics professor Peter Maille presents new findings at EOU Colloquium on Oct. 24.
EOU celebrates transfer students
National Transfer Student Week is Oct. 21-25
Publication gives students a platform
“Oregon East” celebrates its latest edition with a gala and reading on Oct. 24.
Ars Poetica series brings novelist to campus
The Carl and Sandra Ellston Literary Lecture Series welcomes Sharma Shields on Oct. 14 for its first installment of the year.
Urban-Rural Ambassadors visit Union, Wallowa counties
Students from Portland and EOU tour the state’s rural and urban regions in an effort to close the gap between them.
Faculty return for 90th year
Convocation marks the start of EOU’s 90th academic year, when faculty return Sept. 16.
Showcasing local businesses
The Student Activities Fair and the Employee Wellness Fair invite local businesses to meet EOU students and employees on campus
Starting a musical conversation
New improv ensemble opens this fall for enrollment at EOU.
Professor publishes children’s book about Alexander Graham Bell
Former education professor Carol Lauritzen co-authored “Grampie: True Home Stories from the Life of Alexander Graham Bell.” She presents the book alongside activities at 4 p.m. August 29 at Pierce Library.
Public administration degree returns fall 2019
The re-invented Public Administration degree is available this fall fully online.
2019 President’s Scholar finds Mountie spirit from afar
Online student Cori Heymann, ’19, discovered a passion for end-of-life care through her anthropology studies.
Spring commencement June 15
Spring commencement takes place in two ceremonies on June 15 in Quinn Coliseum.
Faculty Recital features retiring professor
Matt Cooper bids farewell to 28 years at EOU with a concert at 3:30 p.m. on June 6.
