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Eastern Oregon University invites campus and community members to attend a celebratory Ribbon Cutting Ceremony on Friday, May 16, from 5 to 7 p.m. at the newly completed Grand Staircase.
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The Reading Clinic at Eastern Oregon University received three significant grants totaling $250,220 from the Wildhorse Foundation, Ford Family Foundation, and Meyer Memorial Trust.
Spring at EOU brings a range of arts, athletics, and scholarly events to campus! Don’t miss Spring Symposium, Blue and Gold Weekend, Fiddler on the Roof, and more!
EOU’s undergraduate initial teacher preparation in elementary education spans two years, pairing coursework alongside practical classroom experiences every term and culminates with full-time student teaching. The program prepares candidates for an Oregon teaching license with two endorsements, Elementary – Multiple Subjects and ESOL, in a cohort setting, building a strong sense of community among students, faculty and staff.
Angela Vossenkuhl’s passion is preparing pre-service teachers to begin their careers as educators through coursework and field work supervision. Angela has spent the last 15 years promoting inclusion through Bike First! She also enjoys traveling (and guiding students through cultural experiences Germany), gardening and supporting her children in their adventures.
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EOU Celebrates Arbor Day 2025 with Campus Tree Planting LaGrande, Ore. – In honor of Arbor Day, Eastern Oregon University continued its tradition of campus beautification with a special tree planting event on Friday, April 25. This year’s planting took place around the dormitory areas between North Hall and South Hall, adding a mix of…
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Nicholas Vece, a senior at EOU majoring in Theatre Arts and Psychology with a minor in Music, talks about why he chose Eastern and the opportunities he has encountered along the way.
Mountaineer Ascents is a series of interviews with current Eastern Oregon University students, asking why they chose EOU, what their experience has been like and what they hope to get out of their education.