EOU News
Board approves 2019-20 tuition
The Board of Trustees approved tuition and fee changes at its final meeting of the academic year.
45th Parallel gets jazzy
Tunes by Miles Davis, Thelonius Monk and other composers will feature in the May 31 concert.
Board meets to set 2019-20 budget
The Board of Trustees convenes on May 23 for its final meeting of the year, where it will determine the budget for 2019-20
Spring Symposium highlights academics
Students from every discipline across campus will present their work at the annual Spring Symposium on May 22.
Juried Exhibition final show of 2018-19
The Nightingale Gallery opens its last exhibition of the year on May 24.
TheAgency introduces students to real-world marketing
This term, 20 students are learning about marketing and advertising in an innovative new course called TheAgency@EOU.
‘Hunchback of Notre Dame’ opens Thursday at EOU
“The Hunchback of Notre Dame” opens May 16 at EOU, and features actors and musicians from campus and the community. Tickets on sale now.
Latinx gathering enters third year
Conéctate brings together Latinx-serving organizations across the region on May 10.
Alumna brings gaming future to EOU
The 1-Up Game Club host its “Futures in Gaming” Symposium at 6 p.m. on May 17.
Basalt launches new issue
The art and literary journal will hold several events this month to celebrate its 2019 release.
EOU library celebrates Children’s Book Week
Student-athletes, local teacher and EOU President Tom Insko will read to children in Pierce Library on May 2.
Blue and Gold Weekend
Alumni, students and community members are invited to attend EOU’s first-ever Blue and Gold Weekend May 16-18.
Osteopathic medicine shines at EOU Health Speaker Series
NEOAHEC and the Pre-Professional Health Club partner to host recruiters from osteopathic medicine programs in the northwest on April 30.
SMILE brings science, tech to life for young students
SMILE Clubs from Ontario and Nyssa brought 45 elementary and middle school students to campus for hands-on learning.
Summer field study connect teens to nature, science and art
Cottonwood Crossing Summer Institute, a week-long residential field study, runs June 16-21 and is accepting applications.
Online accounting degree fills gap for students
The College of Business will offer a bachelor’s degree in accounting starting this fall.
Book sale supports inclusivity
The annual SAGE Book Sale runs May 3 to 5 in the Gilbert Center.
Arbor Day tree planting, talk on campus
EOU will raise the Tree Campus USA flag for the third year running on April 26 to recognize Arbor Day with a ceremony on campus.
‘Intersections’ features capstone students’ art
Four senior art students show their work in the Nightingale Gallery, opening April 26 and running through May 10.
Board evaluates OPM contract
Trustees reviewed a potential contract with The Learning House and heard from an expert on PERS solutions at their regular meeting.
