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In-person workshops and keynote speakers will take place on campus April 23. Registration is open now.
The federal Strengthening Institutions Grant, paid out at $450,000 each year for five years, was awarded in fall 2021.
Two VR experiences are available on-campus during Black History Month.
EOU’s Native American Program and Speel-Ya hung red dresses on campus to raise awareness of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW).
The annual one-day conference will be fully virtual and free for all attendees on Feb. 13.
November is Native American Heritage Month, and EOU’s Native American Program is offering a variety of activities.
The Office of Student Diversity and Inclusion extends its impact beyond the boundaries of campus to educate people across the state.
Alumnus and entrepreneur Richard Chaves was elected to serve as EOU Board Chair through November 2021.
Sonia Cooley, of Pendleton High School, was named 2017 Culturally Responsive Teacher Leader last week.
Two new recognitions follow a recent hire in the Multicultural Center.
Choro das 3 will perform up-tempo, traditional music at 7:30 Oct. 10 in McKenzie Theater. The concert is free and open to the public.
professor of Chemistry Anna Cavinato will present the findings from her 2021 research sabbatical in microfluidics on Thursday, May 26Read more
EOU College of Education hosts Oregon Teacher Pathway high school students for presentations at Spring SymposiumRead more
STEM Week brings youth science activates to Oregon homes and classrooms.Read more