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2021 President’s Scholar makes numbers sing
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EOU students joined peers from OIT, WOU and SOU to advocate for technical and regional universities.
Members of the university and community are invited to attend free concerts and musicals each afternoon outside Loso Hall.
Over 50 students present their scholarly work on May 20 and 21 in public lectures.
The first Sustainable Rural Systems cohort will take an active role in transforming a former school in Baker City.
The Nightingale Gallery hosts the senior capstone show, opening April 21.
ASEOU created a way for students to share meal swipes with one another to address hunger on campus.
The annual one-day conference will be fully virtual and free for all attendees on Feb. 13.
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 pandemic-safe sport has continued competition this fall.
First-generation students discover connection and support at EOU amid the pandemic.
November is Native American Heritage Month, and EOU’s Native American Program is offering a variety of activities.
With 1,033 COVID-19 tests conducted so far, 1% of students have tested positive for the virus.
Students moved into EOU residence halls and participated in fully virtual orientation activities before classes began for fall term.
School starts Sept. 23, and the first week of classes will be held virtually to accommodate testing for COVID-19.
A small group of incoming students will have the chance to get to know their new backyard next month during East Tracks.
Incoming EOU students will mask up to meet new friends in a series of outdoor orientation activities.
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.
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High school students spent a week learning what it would be like to become teachers. Read more
The Oregon Mine Safety and Health Training Program at EOU has a new instructor through the College of Business. Read more
The one-day conference invites Latinx-serving organizations to gather in-person July 17.Read more