Arts and culture offerings pile up alongside the fall leaves As everyone returns to campus, the calendar gets stocked with fun and interesting events Read more about Arts and culture offerings pile up alongside the fall leaves
Great Oregon ShakeOut is chance to prep for big quake Statewide earthquake drill Oct. 15 is practice for safety during an event and what to do after Read more about Great Oregon ShakeOut is chance to prep for big quake
Free and easy ways to increase attendance at campus events The online calendar helps employees and students feel engaged and connected Read more about Free and easy ways to increase attendance at campus events
Retirement education available at the PERS Expo Oct. 7 Learn about your retirement plan, what your benefit amount could be, when you could retire and more Read more about Retirement education available at the PERS Expo Oct. 7
Campus community actions explained for UO Alerts Sign up for UO Alerts texts and learn UO Alerts Actions to be better prepared for a potential campus emergency Read more about Campus community actions explained for UO Alerts
PEBB benefits open enrollment is mandatory, Oct.1-31 You and your dependents will not have PEBB medical insurance in 2027 if you do not participate Read more about PEBB benefits open enrollment is mandatory, Oct.1-31
Portrait sessions for employees scheduled for fall term Photos are scheduled on a first-come, first-served basis for Oct. 8 and Nov. 10, between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Read more about Portrait sessions for employees scheduled for fall term
Annual anti-harassment and discrimination training now live Faculty, staff and GEs must complete the required online module by Dec. 17 Read more about Annual anti-harassment and discrimination training now live
All-you-need-to-know transportation info arrives with fall A roundup of bike, bus, carpool details and more gives employees options for how to get around Read more about All-you-need-to-know transportation info arrives with fall
Five Questions for . . . Art Cart’s Stephen Rodgers Instead of asking people to go to the arts, the music professor is bringing the arts to people Read more about Five Questions for . . . Art Cart’s Stephen Rodgers