Come by the Outdoor Program office, located in the EMU along 13th street, and check out the Self-Guided Bike Ride maps and information.  Anyone completing the Bike Rides and sending us a pic of themselves on the adventure will be entered into our raffle - Win some bikes, and lots of other schwag! 

Most of our self guided tours are Level 1 (Designed for beginners:  no experience necessary; easy terrain and short distances/duration) with a couple Level 2's mixed in  (May be appropriate for beginner:  some previous experience with the activity may be required and/or make the experience more enjoyable and successful; moderate terrain and distance)- all are Labeled.

Come by the Outdoor Program office, located in the EMU along 13th street, and check out the Self-Guided Tours of maps and information about local rivers and lakes.  Anyone completing any of these floats and sending us a pic of themselves on the adventure will be entered into our raffle - Win some bikes, and lots of other schwag! 

Most of our self guided tours are Level 1 (Designed for beginners:  no experience necessary; easy terrain and short distances/duration) with a couple Level 2's mixed in (May be appropriate for beginner: some previous experience with the activity may be required and/or make the experience more enjoyable and successful; moderate terrain and distance)- all are Labeled.

Come by the Outdoor Program office, located in the EMU along 13th street, and check out the Self-Guided Hike maps and information.  Anyone completing the hikes and sending us a pic of themselves on the adventure will be entered into our raffle - Win some bikes, and lots of other schwag! 

Most of our self guided tours are Level 1 (Designed for beginners:  no experience necessary; easy terrain and short distances/duration) with a couple Level 2's mixed in  (May be appropriate for beginner:  some previous experience with the activity may be required and/or make the experience more enjoyable and successful; moderate terrain and distance)- all are Labeled.

 

 

Racing to Change chronicles the civil rights movement in Eugene, Oregon, during the 1960s and 1970s—a time of great upheaval, conflict, and celebration as new voices clashed with traditional organizations of power. Co-developed by the Museum of Natural and Cultural History and Oregon Black Pioneers, the exhibit illuminates legacies of racism and the unceasing efforts of Oregon's Black communities to bring about change. 

Through photographs, recorded interviews, and historical archives, Racing to Change explores how racist policies and attitudes created a pressing need for bold civil rights activism in Eugene. Firsthand accounts from movement organizers, former UO students, elected officials, and other members of Oregon's black communities paint a vivid picture of the area's past, and urge us to take part in building a more just future. 

The museum is open Wednesdays through Sundays from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.  In accordance with university and state public health mandates, we will require everyone onsite to wear masks or other face coverings and maintain a distance of six feet from anyone outside their households. 

Public hours and safety protocols are subject to change based on guidance from the University of Oregon and the Oregon Health Authority. Please stay tuned to our COVID-19 Updates page for developing information.

Discovering your major isn't usually something that happens on its own. In this Q&A, academic advisors will share concrete steps you can take to continue your major exploration process. They'll share strategies and resources for exploring, as well as opportunities to explore your interests beyond the classroom. Access the event through the Zoom link on the event page here:https://advising.uoregon.edu/youoregon

Part of the #YouOregon Success Series, held via Zoom from September 21-25