Experience. Connect. Discover.

Your college experience is not just a degree. It is learning to be a leader. It is joining a club. It is stepping out of your comfort zone and seeing the world with a new perspective. The full college experience is defined by the connections and memories that you make outside of the classroom. The Division of Student Life is here to provide you with those opportunities. The path you take as a Duck is up to you, but the services and opportunities will help you along the way. 

Define what it means to be a Duck!

EventsCalendar of Events

The Student Food Pantry
Apr5
The Student Food Pantry Apr 5
4:00 p.m.
710 E. 17th Ave
Sarah Shook & The Disarmers
Mar27
Sarah Shook & The DisarmersMar 27
8:00 p.m.
WOW Hall
Spoonbenders, HELP, Kill Michael, Dr/unk
Mar31
Spoonbenders, HELP, Kill Michael, Dr/unkMar 31
8:00 p.m.
WOW Hall
AG Club
Apr2
AG ClubApr 2
8:00 p.m.
WOW Hall
Peer Coaching Drop-In Hours
Apr3
Peer Coaching Drop-In HoursApr 3
10:00 a.m.
University Career Center

Parent and Family Programs

Families work so hard to support students. And we know that student success is not a coincidence. We believe in partnering with families to support their students. There are a number of ways families can be involved, stay connected, and help students navigate college life.

Parent and Family Programs

Giving to Our Students

The Division of Student Life is dedicated to enhancing the student experience every day—we have many ways you can support that commitment for Ducks. Help us continue to create a foundation for student success and support UO students pursuing their passions. 

Give to students

News & Updates


Recognizing the hard work of students with UO awards

The deadline for nominating or applying for student honors is March 24
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UO students experience Black history and culture in US capital

The trip let students explore their Black identities in a place where they were not a minority

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UO students experience Black history and culture in US capital

The trip let students explore their Black identities in a place where they were not in the minority

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