Student Life

Home Turf

Living on campus is about connection: to friends, resources, and seriously good food.

Your residence hall is your home. It’s a place to make friends, explore your identity, and make memories. Our residence halls are designed to enhance your life on campus, with live‑in faculty members, study spaces, traveling tutors and advisors, music practice rooms, and maker-hacker spaces. You can even choose to select a community that’s linked to your area of study, personal and cultural identities, or interests.

Living on Campus

Chef rolling nama harumaki at Fresh Sushi food counter

An Epicurean Obsession

Sushi or an açaí bowl? A comforting bowl of soup and a grilled cheese? Looking for something gluten-free and vegan? Or maybe you just want some coffee and a place to study. No problem. Our fourteen dining locations offer you a place to kick back, meet up, hide out, and fuel up with locally sourced, seasonal ingredients. Or you can practice your own culinary skills in one of our community kitchens.

Dining Options

Six students from the Environmental Leaders Academic Residential Community work in groups led by in instructor on sustainability topics.

Academic Residential Communities

Live and learn with students who share your passions, interests, and identities. Students living in Academic Residential Communities take classes together and connect with professors and advisors who support you socially and academically.

Discover Your Community

Equity and Inclusion

A Continuing Commitment

Diversity at the University of Oregon is more than numbers and percentages. It’s about communities and individuals: students, professors, and staff members, with unique identities, experiences, and perspectives.

We’re committed to continuously building an equitable and inclusive community. We know it takes intention, humility, and a willingness to listen to and learn from the people around us. Inclusion takes critical thinking and sometimes changes to our behaviors. It’s an evolving conversation with no endpoint—a continuous commitment to be and do better. Our community is at our best when we affirm, respect, support, and celebrate what makes us different along with the common threads that tie us together.

Photo Above: The Duck Street Dance Club to welcomes new Ducks to campus. Students are welcome to join over 300 student-run organizations on campus, including this dance club.

Inclusion

5/5 Stars

For commitment to LGBTQ-inclusive policy, program, and practice

One of the

Top 10

Trans-friendly colleges and universities

Centers and Programs

Black Cultural Center

Many Nations Longhouse

Multicultural Center

Center for Multicultural Academic Excellence

Mills International Center

Multicultural Events and Programming

36%

Of Freshmen are ethnic and racial minorities

16%

Hispanic or Latino

14%

Asian American

6%

Black or African American

3%

Native American

2%

Hawaiian or Pacific Islander

A growing number of our students identify with more than one race or ethnicity.

In Good Company

At first the UO may seem like a big pond, but the connections you'll form will make it feel much smaller.

We believe in the power of community and the importance of belonging. When you arrive on campus, you won't be alone. You'll be surrounded by others who—just like you—have a hunger to learn and succeed as students. But the college experience is more than earning a degree–it's defined by your encounters outside of the classroom. It's the people you'll meet, the opportunities and activities you'll share as Ducks, and the memories that you'll take with you as alumni.

Campus Life Go Ducks Student Organizations

Students cheering on the football team in the stands inside Autzen Stadium.

In Good Company

At first the UO may seem like a big pond, but the connections you'll form will make it feel much smaller.

We believe in the power of community and the importance of belonging. When you arrive on campus, you won't be alone. You'll be surrounded by others who—just like you—have a hunger to learn and succeed as students. But the college experience is more than earning a degree–it's defined by your encounters outside of the classroom. It's the people you'll meet, the opportunities and activities you'll share as Ducks, and the memories that you'll take with you as alumni.

Campus Life Go Ducks Student Organizations