EOU News
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 come to EOU June 20-22.
48th annual pow wow recognizes grads
Four EOU students were honored at the Speel-Ya Pow Wow last month.
2018 President’s Scholar connected across campus
This year’s President’s Scholar, Charlette Burghard, will speak at commencement and “pretty much loves to learn.”
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.
Musical season wraps up
Jazz, fiddle and choir ensembles hold their final concerts May 31 and June 1.
Stadium-Track Project celebrates official ground-breaking
Stakeholders, alumni and student-athletes attended the ceremony May 5.
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.
EOU hosts timber summit
Builders, architects, developers and forestry experts will convene on campus June 7 for a day of talks and tours.
Trustees to discuss rural engagement
The Board of Trustees convenes May 24 for its final meeting of the academic year.
Privileged Campus Advocate comes to EOU
Collaboration between EOU and Shelter From the Storm will bring a new staff person to campus next year.
Spring Symposium brings campus together
Upperclassmen shared their creative, scholarly work with the community May 23 in Loso Hall.
Statewide commission approves progress
Oregon’s Higher Education Coordinating Commission submitted its unanimous vote to the legislature this week, commending EOU’s achievement of financial sustainability.
Trap Club makes history at nationals
The first Oregon school to compete at the ACUI nationals, EOU placed 6th in Sporting Clays.
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.
