My.EOU Portal Current Students Faculty/Staff
Apply Visit Request Info
A new pathway offers parents of young children greater access to higher education.
Read More
An 18-credit online program offers working educators opportunity certification in Trauma in Educational Communities.
Trustees approved new degrees in the College of Business and College of Education
History professor Ryan Dearinger digs into “Beer’s Dirty Work” in his new book, and will present his research at an EOU Colloquium Feb. 11.
Applicants looking to enroll for fall 2021 can save up to $50 by submitting their application between Feb. 13 and March 15.
Hands-on curriculum offers students options for a BA, BS or BAS in Cybersecurity.
Undergraduates in the Health and Human Performance program collaborated with faculty and healthcare professionals to carry out original research.
Academics, campus life and university operations proceeded in the midst of a pandemic with remarkable success.
The Early Childhood Education program received an ‘A’ for integrating diversity, equity and inclusion into the undergraduate curriculum.
Master of Arts in Teaching students practice with simulated classrooms, as well as the real thing.
Ben Dorfman lives in Germany and teaches in Denmark, but he’s bringing his expertise in human rights to EOU for Colloquium Dec. 10.
First-generation students discover connection and support at EOU amid the pandemic.
EOU Colloquium returns for another academic year – this time in a physically distanced format.
New programs and initiatives have led to renewed accreditation and ongoing recognition.
Faculty and students will provide socioeconomic analysis so communities can better understand trends, support planning efforts, and undertake economic impact analysis of specific projects or investments in the region.
Sept. 22-24 EOU’s Small Business Development Center brings the university and local businesses together.
School starts Sept. 23, and the first week of classes will be held virtually to accommodate testing for COVID-19.
Alumnus and entrepreneur Richard Chaves was elected to serve as EOU Board Chair through November 2021.
Classes will be held in flexible, in-person, hybrid and remote-access teaching formats in keeping with Oregon Health Authority and local health authorities’ guidelines.
More than 40 members of the graduating class received awards from their academic departments and mentors.
Learn More
At the helm of EOu’s College of Business, Ed Henninger values writing as a technical skill and used it to publish a chapter book recently.Read more
A new pathway offers parents of young children greater access to higher education. Read more
An 18-credit online program offers working educators opportunity certification in Trauma in Educational Communities.Read more