Two Ducks Win National Honors for Service
Morgan Plew and Marc Caputo are stellar examples of student leaders making real change for their communities and our campus – and have received national recognition for their efforts.
Meningitis B vaccination—round 2!
Did you receive a meningitis vaccine but don’t remember the type or date? If you got the first dose of Trumenba you can get your second dose at Matthew Knight Arena (MKA) this week (May 12–14) from 2:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. And if you haven’t yet gotten vaccinated—you can also do so this week!
Did you receive an email about the Campus Climate Survey on Sexual Assault and Sexual Misconduct recently? (Check your UO e-mail for it.) Have you filled it out? The more students who fill it out, the more we will learn about how to best address sexual assault on campus. The survey is confidential, and the feedback will be used to make campus safer. Regardless of your experience, we want to hear from you. Your participation can help inform policies and procedures related to sexual misconduct.
It may seem silly, but imagine how grateful you’ll be when you come back to fresh sheets.
2. Pay your bills, or schedule automatic payments
Plan ahead so that you aren’t thinking about money while you’re on vacation.
1. Hold a bake-off with your friends, and shamelessly devour all the entries. Whomever’s is gone first, wins.
2. Write anonymous friendship letters to your besties and place them in their backpack or on their windshield when they’re not looking.
3. Snapchat your best dirty love poems to everyone you know with a sense of humor.
4. Third-grade throwback: Give out tacky cards and pieces of chocolate to classmates.
Supporting our LGBTQ students and Student of Color
Leaving town? There's more than one way to lock up!
Here are some tips to keep your home in Eugene safe while you're away on winter break!
BURGLARY PREVENTION
THEFT FROM VEHICLE PREVENTION
UO students come together to give a great message to our campus—Ducks Do Something. For more information visit respect.uoregon.edu.
Hello Fellow Ducks,
Welcome to the University of Oregon! Whether you’re a first-year student or a senior about to graduate–or somewhere in between–we’re glad you’re a Duck!
To our newest Ducks, my staff and I want to make sure you have an exceptional experience here at Oregon. We are going to make sure you are challenged, have lots to do, have a place to build a community and make new friends. And, to our returning Ducks, I hope your summer brought family, friends, fun and a chance to recharge and prepare for another year.
