University of Oregon (UO) Campus

Watch some track an field at Historic Hayward Field! This stadium is pretty much the greatest venue that you can run a track race in. The Ducks have a long history with the sport and in turn continue to host incredible athletes.

The university has a blue light system set up around campus currently. There have been some recent safety issues in the areas near campus, so UO PD started a shuttle program to take students to spots around campus so they don't have to walk alone. UO PD is also working with the school to install more lighting around the school. Designated driver shuttle (DDS) and Safe Ride are two other options for getting home at night provided to students for free by the school!

The Lillis business complex is famous for its "O" visible all the way from the library. It's also known for being one of the most sustainable buildings on campus! It has solar panels, water conserving features, and recycled and eco-friendly materials. Many business students have a majority of their classes there. (Also fun fact: Many business majors don't have classes on Fridays!)

Willamette Hall is a part of the Science Complex at the U of O. Across the street from the current science building is the Knight campus which is in the early stages of construction. The Knight Campus is supposed to expand the current science program and to fast-track scientific discoveries!

Hi! I'm Morgan, I'm a first-year student here at the University Of Oregon. I'm from Pleasanton, California and a business major here at the university. Our mascot Puddles the duck is located outside of the Ford Alumni Center and the Knight Arena. Puddles makes many appearances through campus, especially during game days! You can always catch him on the field firing up the crowd and doing pushups for every point our team scores! Puddles also loves roaming the EMU (our student center) during finals week helping to de-stress students and take some fire selfies.

This is a tour of the various places to eat in Hamilton Dining Hall.

UO has a medium sized student body which at first was a strange transition. Nonetheless, I've come to love and appreciate the massive crowds at games, but the fact that you will still see people you know on your way to class. The physical size of the campus is very walkable. It's easy to walk across the whole campus in under 15 minutes. Many students who live off campus do choose to have bikes though, and Oregon has sufficient bike racks all around campus!

Welcome to U of O! Here there are 22,980 students. We're located in Eugene, Oregon. It rains a lot in Oregon but that's what makes it BEAUTIFUL. If you're from Oregon then you know what I mean. But, if you're not from Oregon I hope you give this school and state a chance to blow you away.

The Erb Memorial Union was built recently and offers a hub for basically everything related to the U of O; get some food, take a nap, go to the bank, get questions answered, see a lecture, make some crafts, watch the big game, you name it.

When it's sunny out, the grass in front of the EMU is the place to be! Students come to lay out in the sun as well as hammock in the trees and play volleyball!

This is a tour of the various places to eat in Hamilton Dining Hall.

The Erb Memorial Union was built recently and offers a hub for basically everything related to the U of O; get some food, take a nap, go to the bank, get questions answered, see a lecture, make some crafts, watch the big game, you name it.

This is a tour of University of Oregon's beautiful Lillis Business Complex, located on 13th Ave!

Hanging out at the EMU on sunny days is the best! Everyone comes and lays out blankets and hammocks to study while getting some sun.

These are my favorite place on campus to hang out due to their beauty, especially during spring when everything is blossoming!

13th is a main road that runs right through campus. It has everything you need that you can't necessarily find on campus.

Deady Hall is one of the oldest buildings on campus. (Pro tip: always wear layers when you have classes in Deady, it's notorious for being extremely hot in the classrooms) Although the university prides itself on the preservation of old buildings, there are also lots of new buildings popping up around campus.

When it's sunny out, the grass in front of the EMU is the place to be! Students come to lay out in the sun as well as hammock in the trees and play volleyball!

The EMU is a great place to get some studying done or to hang out between classes. My favorite spot is the window seats on the third floor. The EMU is the center for student activities and involvement, it houses a variety of programs and services such as campus printing, IT services, and the student newspaper.

The EMU has a ton of food options other than the regular dorm food. Chipotle, Panda Express, Starbucks, Subway, and more! Students with a meal plan have campus cash they can spend towards this food.