Each year facilitators activate evacuation and lockdown drills on the Hillsboro and Forest Grove campuses. The most recent evacuation drills have provided a lot of critical information that will be used by Emergency Management, Campus Public Safety and Facilities in future improvement planning.
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Everyone is welcome at Homecoming 2023! Check out the Homecoming schedule and register for events including opportunities to learn about study abroad opportunities, discover the night sky, visit the Theatre Open House, tour the Boxer Gardens, attend a special Soul Food Dinner with Black Student Union Alumni & Friends, and more!
It's cold and flu season and flu shots are now available at the Student and Employee Health Center. Call to schedule an appointment weekdays in Forest Grove and Hillsboro.
Due to fall break, dining hours on Friday, Oct. 6, will follow Saturday dining schedule/hours. Please plan in advance for this change.
It's National Voter Education Week from Oct 2-6. Voters, especially new voters, don’t always know where to go for information to help them cast their ballots. That’s where National Voter Education Week comes in.
Sign, Shake and Ring photos from May and August 2023 are now available to download!
During Homecoming 2023, Oct. 13-15, there are lots of ways to connect with fellow Boxers including alumni, fellow students and employees. Attend a theatre open house, tour the Boxer Gardens, enjoy a soul food dinner with Black Student Union Alumni & Friends, or attend a sporting event during the weekend including football, women’s soccer and men’s soccer.
Evaluators from the NWCCU want to hear from faculty, staff and students as part of the university's accreditation process. Join us at one of the open forum opportunities to share your favorite stories and experiences that meet our mission to help students think, care, create and pursue justice in the world.
Meet our new Mail Services team. Feel free to drop by and introduce yourself any time if you have not already met them.
As you pull out your sweaters and scarves for fall, now would be a good time to make a plan for staying social and engaged even as the weather changes. We recommend finding a volunteering routine so you can continue to learn about our community and feel the surge of endorphins from a job well done.