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For students and families seeking information about visiting campus or scheduling tours, please visit the Ambassador Program website , email [email protected]  or text 541-346-1274.

For information regarding COVID-19 restrictions on campus, please visit  coronavirus.uoregon.edu

The above self-guided tours are also available in the UOregon app. If you don’t already have the UOregon app, download “UOregon” from the App Store, open the app, then click on "Tours". For more information regarding the above self-guided tour documents, please contact the Campus Planning office.

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Due to the delay in FAFSA data being supplied to the University of Oregon, the UO is extending the confirmation deadline to June 1, 2024, for first-year students admitted for fall 2024. Find the latest information about our FAFSA timeline and financial aid offers .

Parking and Travel Plans

• Guided tours: Come to the Student Welcome Center , located at 1420 Columbia St., Eugene OR 97403 . This is where most tours will begin, although some academic tours start at other locations. Refer to your confirmation email for specific locations and arrival details.
• Self-guided tours: Stop by the Student Welcome Center to pick up a tour map or use our UOregon app . You will begin your tour outside of Matthew Knight Arena, located at 1776 E 13th Ave., Eugene OR 97403 .

Please follow the parking instructions below depending on which day you plan to visit:

• Weekdays:  Park in the 13th Avenue Garage (1355 Columbia St.), located underneath the  Ford Alumni Center . If you're on 13th Avenue traveling east (away from Agate Street), take a right toward the garage entrance.
• Weekends:  Park in Lot 37. This is a surface lot located west of the Ford Alumni Center on 13th Avenue near the garage entrance. No payment, permit, or validation is needed on weekends for Lot 37. If the lot is full, park in the 13th Avenue Garage.

Parking instructions will vary during large events and home basketball games. Registered visitors will receive customized parking instructions via email for those dates.

Review UO parking policies prior to your arrival. Abide by all posted signage including reserved, loading, and accessible spots. The UO is not liable for any parking tickets received.

We invite you to stay with our hotel partner:

Graduate Eugene

• 66 E 6th Ave, Eugene, OR 97401
• 541-342-2000
• Discount code: UOLEI

Enjoy greater savings when you book your stay at the Graduate Eugene this spring! Receive 20 percent off selected hotel room bookings on Sundays through Thursdays from February 1–May 31, 2024. Use discount code NEGUOR.

Special rate may not apply when hotel reaches certain occupancy rates. Please connect with the Graduate Eugene for any questions regarding hotel reservations.

For other lodging options, contact Travel Lane County's Eugene, Cascades and Coast at 800-547-5445.

• From the Eugene Airport: Follow Highway 99 until it becomes Seventh Avenue. Get in the right lane and follow Seventh Avenue until it becomes Franklin Boulevard. Get in the right lane and follow Franklin Boulevard to Agate Street. Turn right onto Agate Street.
• From Portland and north: From Interstate 5 South, take Exit 194B. Take Exit 2, keep left, and follow the signs to the UO. Proceed in the left lane over the Ferry Street Bridge, exiting onto Broadway, which becomes Franklin Boulevard. Follow Franklin Boulevard to Agate Street. Turn right onto Agate Street.
• From Ashland and south: From Interstate 5 North, take Exit 191. Turn right onto Glenwood Boulevard, then turn left onto Franklin Boulevard. Stay in the left lane and follow Franklin Boulevard through three lights. Look for a "UO Next Left" sign as you drive west on Franklin Boulevard. At the fourth light, turn left onto East 13th Avenue.
• From the Oregon coast: Take Highway 126 East until it becomes West Eleventh Avenue. Follow West Eleventh Avenue to Garfield Street and turn left. Take Garfield to 7th Avenue and turn right. Get in the right lane and follow 7th Avenue until it becomes Franklin Boulevard. Turn right onto Agate Street.

The Eugene Airport, conveniently located approximately ten miles from downtown and campus, is serviced by Alaska Airlines, Allegiant, American Airlines, Delta, United Airlines, and flights connecting from any number of major airlines. For Eugene Airport information, call 541-682-5544 or visit the Eugene Airport website . Additionally, check out Eugene Airport's ground transportation webpage to get to campus once you've landed. It provides suggestions for taxis, rental cars, rideshare services, and hotel shuttles. Groome Transportation  brings visitors from the Eugene airport to UO's campus.

Lyft and Uber operate in Eugene. Please refer to this map for designated pick-up and drop-off locations on campus. We recommend Matthew Knight Arena for self-guided tours.

Some visitors choose to fly into Portland and drive two hours south to Eugene. Portland International Airport's ground transportation  webpage  is a good resource.

Train, Bus, or Shuttle

• Amtrak:  800-872-7245
• Bolt Bus : 1-877-BOLTBUS
• FlixBus : 855-626-8585
• Greyhound-Trailways , Eugene: 541-344-6265
• Lane Transit District  (Eugene's bus system): 541-687-5555

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Thank you for your interest in the Clark Honors College at the University of Oregon. We are excited to provide tours led by current CHC students. We look forward to telling you more about the college and answering your questions.

We are currently taking requests for CHC in-person tours for spring term* starting Thursday, April 4 through Friday, May 31, 2024. We are hosting tours on Mondays, Thursdays, and Fridays only.

Spring 2024 In-Person Tours

• 10:00 am – 11:00 am
• 11:00 am – 12:00 pm
• No tour on Monday at 12:00 pm and 1:00 pm
• 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm
• 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm
• 9:00 am – 10:00 am
• No tour on Thursday at 12:00 pm
• 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
• No tour on Friday at 12:00 pm

In-person tours will include a presentation and guided walk-through Chapman Hall lasting approximately 45-60 minutes.

Click the “In-Person Tour” button to submit your request 48 hours in advance on the UO Visit Calendar.

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* Note: No Tours on the following dates: Monday, April 1, Duck Day Fridays – April 5 and April 19, and Memorial Day - Monday, May 27

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Not coming to Eugene or Portland just yet? We've got plenty of  virtual visit options  for you can check out our campus.

Be sure to view the UO360 Experience to get an immersive virtual experience of the entire Eugene campus. Then, dive deep into the virtual tours below to gain more insights (and literally an insiders look) into Lundquist College of Business facilities.

Lillis Business Complex Virtual Tour

Our Lillis Business Complex reflects the recognition that environmental stewardship yields many business benefits. LEED certified by the U.S. Green Building Council at the silver level, the building is home to one of the pioneering uses of photovoltaic solar glass in the world.

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Portland Location Virtual Tour

Our Portland facility is home to our Oregon Executive MBA and MS in Sports Product Management programs. The facility includes a Harvard-style case room, as well as an innovation lab for creating and designing sports and outdoor shoes and apparel.

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Ancestor to today's sockeye, Oncorhynchus rastrosus was the largest salmonid fish that ever lived. Working with fossils in the UO's Museum of Natural and Cultural History, researchers have unlocked a better understanding of the prehistoric salmon's anatomy and ecology.

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Oregon Law is part of the University of Oregon, a premier AAU research university in the Pacific Northwest. Our home, the William W. Knight Law Center, is modern, inspiring, designed to encourage collaboration, and it's one of the few law schools that's also an art gallery. We're also home to the outstanding John E. Jaqua Law Library. 

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If you have questions and would like to speak with a representative from the Office of Admissions, we’re glad to schedule an individual meeting with you. We also offer the opportunity to schedule tours of the Knight Law Center and individual meetings with a current Oregon Law Student. You can arrange these opportunities below:

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Oregon Law was founded in Portland, and JD students can spend their third year of law school at the Portland Campus with our Portland Program.

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The Rolling Stones kick off new tour sponsored by AARP

HOUSTON (AP) — Time marches on and all good things must come to an end. But don’t tell that to  The Rolling Stones .

What many believe to be the greatest rock ‘n’ roll band in the world showed no signs of slowing down anytime soon as they kicked off their latest tour Sunday night at Houston’s NRG Stadium.

The Stones have been touring for more than 60 years. Frontman Mick Jagger and lead guitarist Keith Richards are both 80, with guitarist Ronnie Wood not far behind at 76. Their tour is being sponsored in part by AARP.

But during a vibrant two-hour show, the Stones played with the energy of a band that was on tour for the first time.

“It’s great to be back in the Lone Star State,” Jagger told the packed stadium, filled with longtime fans, many wearing faded concert shirts from previous tours.

Jagger often strutted up and down the stage with seemingly boundless energy while Richards and Wood played many familiar guitar riffs beloved by fans. Jagger often led the audience in sing-alongs.

“The energy level is up and it’s always up with them. The age doesn’t show,” Dale Skjerseth, the Stones’ production director, said Friday before the concert.

The Stones have hit the road to support the release of their latest album,  “Hackney Diamonds,”  the band’s first record of original music since 2005.

Houston was the first stop on the band’s 16-city tour across the U.S. and Canada. Other cities on the tour include New Orleans, Philadelphia and Vancouver, British Columbia. The tour ends on July 17 in Santa Clara, California.

During Sunday’s 18-song concert set list, the Stones played several tracks off the new record, including lead single  “Angry.”  They also played classics including “Sympathy for the Devil,” “Gimmer Shelter,” Honky Tonk Women” and “Start Me Up.”

After playing “Beast of Burden,” Jagger said that concertgoers in Houston had voted to include it on the set list.

“You can’t go wrong with that,” one man in the audience could be heard screaming.

The Stones also played some unexpected choices, including “Rocks Off,” from their 1972 double album “Exile on Main St.” and “Out of Time,” a 1966 song that Jagger said during the concert had not ever been played by the band in the U.S.

With the 2021  death of drummer Charlie Watts , the Stones are now comprised of the core trio of Jagger, Richards and Wood. On Sunday, they were backed by various musicians including two keyboardists, a new drummer, backup singers and a brass section.

While the stage was surrounded by a large collection of video screens projecting images throughout the show, the main focus of the concert was the band and their songs

Before Sunday’s concert, Jagger spent time on Friday touring NASA’s Johnson Space Center in suburban Houston, posting photos on his Instagram account of him with astronauts inside Mission Control.

“I had an amazing trip to the space center,” Jagger said.

When asked if the band might be thinking about retiring, Skjerseth said he doubts that will happen.

“This is not the end. They’re very enthused,” he said.

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