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Chad Sweeney will read from his latest collection at the Carl and Sandra Ellston Ars Poetica Literary Lecture Series on Feb. 4 in Pierce Library.
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“Oregon East” celebrates its latest edition with a gala and reading on Oct. 24.
The Carl and Sandra Ellston Literary Lecture Series welcomes Sharma Shields on Oct. 14 for its first installment of the year.
Award-winning novelists and poets will visit La Grande July 16-18 to mentor students in the MFA program.
Spring commencement takes place in two ceremonies on June 15 in Quinn Coliseum.
A new collection of nonfiction, “The Eclipse I Call Father: Essays on Absence,” written by David Axelrod recently arrived in local stores.
Students from every discipline across campus will present their work at the annual Spring Symposium on May 22.
The art and literary journal will hold several events this month to celebrate its 2019 release.
Student-athletes, local teacher and EOU President Tom Insko will read to children in Pierce Library on May 2.
Cottonwood Crossing Summer Institute, a week-long residential field study, runs June 16-21 and is accepting applications.
The annual SAGE Book Sale runs May 3 to 5 in the Gilbert Center.
Theresa Hamman will read from her chapbook, “All Those Lilting Tongues,” at Le Bebe Cakes on April 20 as part of The Carl and Sandra Ellston Ars Poetica Literary Lecture Series.
Marshallese poet and performance artist Kathy Jetñil-Kijiner presents her writing April 9 at 7:30 in Badgley Hall’s Huber Auditorium.
Documentary filmmaker Skye Fitzgerald, ’93, will speak at commencement in La Grande this June.
Thomas Madden’s posthumous collection of poems, edited and published by students, launches Feb. 23.
The second issue of the Eastern Oregon Social Science Journal won first place from the American Scholastic Press Association this fall.
The Carl and Sandra Ellston Ars Poetica Literary Lecture Series welcomes Joe Wilkins and Todd Davis to campus Feb. 5.
Husted will read from her new novel, “All Coyote’s Children,” at 7:30 p.m., Oct. 16 in the library reading room.
Oregon Book Award Finalist Ed Skoog will join student authors and artists on Oct. 11 to celebrate the latest edition of EOU’s literary journal Oregon East.
Two dozen high school students participated in Cottonwood Crossing Summer Institute last month, led by EOU faculty and students.
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Working educators can earn their bachelor's degree in Elementary Education through a new hybrid cohort.Read more
The exhibition is open through April 7 to students, faculty and staff. Read more
High-achieving transfer students are eligible for a number of benefits when they enroll at EOU.Read more