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Alpha Phi Omega is a coed, national service fraternity with active chapters on more than 300 college campuses. APO is not affiliated with Greek Life, and invites students from all areas of the university to participate in our activities. We create and participate in many service projects around campus and in the community. In addition, we meet regularly for fun and fellowship. Alpha Phi Omega is the largest college campus-based service organization in the world, with over 250,000 alumni.
An ASUO program funded by student incidental fees.
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The Associated Students at the University of Oregon is the student governing body at the University of Oregon. The mission of the ASUO is to provide for the social, cultural, educational and physical development of UO students, and for the advancement of their individual and collective interests both within and without the university.
With over 250 student organizations, the ASUO offers students many opportunities to plan and direct their own programs, to become involved in every aspect of student life and to influence the decisions that affect the quality of education at the UO.
The ASUO is funded by student incidental fees. All incidental fee-paying students are members of and are represented by the ASUO. Student incidental fees fund most extra-curricular activities and assure that UO students retain control over the majority of activities outside academics.
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The Break Pool Hall & Arcade provides leisure, relaxation and game activities with 12 pool tables, snooker tables, a video game arcade, table tennis, foosball, air hockey, big screen TV and free use of cards and board games. It hosts tournaments and leagues, is the location for the UO billiards classes and is the lost and found center for the entire campus. The Break is completely managed by students and is a great place to hang out, meet new friends and relax between classes.
Hours
Mon-Thu: 9am-midnight
Fri: 10am-2am
Sat: 11am-2am
Sun: 11am-midnight
The Break accepts UO Campus Cash.
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Club Sports is a co-ed, competitive, recreational program for UO students. It is designed as an athletic alternative that bridges the gap between existing intramural and intercollegiate programs. The basic philosophy and key to the success of the program is the student involvement in the coordination and administration of the program. Students initiate and organize each team, and select the coaches. Emphasis is placed on participation in competition, as well as offering students the opportunity to be recognized as collegiate athletes.
Current Club Sports include: Aikido, Archery, Badminton, Baseball, Bass Fishing, Bowling, Climbing, Crew, Cricket, Cycling, Dance, Equestrian, Fencing, Fly Fishing, Golf, Ice Hockey, Jiu Jitsu, Juggling, Lacrosse [Men’s + Women’s], Racquetball, Ranger Challenge, Rugby [Men’s + Women’s], Running, Sailing, Skiing, Skydiving, Snowboarding, Soccer [Men’s + Women’s], Softball, Surfing, Swimming, Table Tennis, Tae Kwon Do, Tennis, Triathalon, Ultimate [Men’s + Women’s], Vollyball [Men’s + Women’s], Waterpolo [Men’s + Women’s], Waterski/Wakeboard, Wushu and Yoga.
An EMU program funded in part by student incidental fees.
Office Hours
Mon-Fri: 8am-5pm
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The Craft Center offers a comprehensive arts program open to UO students, faculty and staff, as well as Eugene community members. The Center is both educational and recreational, and encourages all levels of interest, from beginning hobbyist to serious artist. With well-equipped studios and extensive workshops in most areas of the visual arts, the Center augments and compliments the educational opportunities available at the UO.
Workshops are offered each term and vary in length from one day to eight weeks. Most are offered in late afternoon or early evening in order to accommodate students’ class schedules. Accomplished artists and crafts people teach these intimate, informal classes, with an emphasis on quality individual instruction designed to encourage students to pursue their creative side.
You can now register for workshops online
An EMU program funded in part by student incidental fees.
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The Cultural Forum is the student program board of the University of Oregon, presenting a broad cross section of music, fine art and contemporary events throughout the year. Programs reflect a wide range of diversity and artistic expression in the entertainment, art and political worlds.
Cultural Forum events are conceived of, initiated, negotiated, booked, promoted and carried out by student coordinators with the support of staff members. Student coordinators present programs in the areas of music, contemporary issues, performing arts, film & video and visual arts. The Cultural Forum also oversees the three galleries housed in the EMU.
An EMU program funded in part by student incidental fees.
Office Hours
Mon-Fri: 8am-5pm
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The Greek community has been a vital part of campus life at the University of Oregon since 1900. This long and rich tradition of excellence continues today with nearly 1,500 students involved in 12 fraternities and 9 sororities. Stressing academics, friendship, community involvement and leadership, the UO Greek community is nationally recognized and has received numerous awards at the mid-America Greek Council Association Conference and the Western Regional Greek Conference.
The Greek Life Office coordinates a variety of programs and activities that are designed to ensure a quality education and social experience for fraternity and sorority members. We provide services and resources to chapter officers and advisors, individual chapter members, the Panhellenic and Interfraternity Councils, Greek alumni and the parents of UO Greek members or potential members.
Office Hours
Mon-Fri: 8am-5pm
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The Holden Leadership Center provides leadership workshops, training, programs and support to all University of Oregon students, no matter what their academic background or interest.
Workshops
These dynamic workshops cover a variety of topics including
leadership issues, skill development, officer transition, retreats and cross-cultural awareness training.
Mentoring
Encompasses one-on-one individual mentoring as well as mentoring groups and group leaders.
Comprehensive Web Site
The clearinghouse for all leadership opportunities available to students both on and off campus. It also includes a number of leadership books, articles and tip sheets.
Emerging Leaders Program
Designed for students who want to develop leadership abilities, life-long skills and strategies needed for success.
President’s Leadership Symposium
Student leaders have dinner with President Frohnmayer and participate in a variety of leadership workshops.
Office Hours
Mon-Fri: 8am-5pm
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The Oregon Ballroom Dance Club holds dances and workshops that promote, instruct and provide a place for ballroom dancing for students and the community at large. During the academic year, dances are held every Friday evening, where the first hour is devoted to teaching salsa, rumba, merengue, tango, waltz, foxtrot, bolero, cha-cha, samba or swing steps to anyone wanting ballroom dance lessons.
An ASUO program funded by student incidental fees.
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For over 30 years, the Outdoor Program has been bringing UO students, faculty and staff together in a wide range of outdoor pursuits and environmental settings. Participants initiate trips and the only cost is the actual shared expenses for the trip. Our “common adventure” philosophical format is summed up with these words: egalitarian, experiential, low-cost, non-competitive, non-discriminatory, self-propelled, consensus -driven, minimal environmental impact, student initiated and open-ended.
The Outdoor Program also provides a wide range of information and resources through its Gear Rental, Wilderness Resources Center, the Allard & Casey Memorial Safety Library and programming of campus events and clinics.
An EMU program funded in part by student incidental fees.
Hours
Mon-Thu: 7:30am-7pm
Fri: 7:30am-5pm
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The Pit Crew is the greatest student basketball fan organization in the nation. Since the 2000, we have been the Ducks’ most visible, if not loudest, supporter. We have a membership of over 1,000 students who come to the UO men’s basketball games clad in bright yellow Pit Crew t-shirts armed with a passion for Duck basketball. We also sponsor events, such as the 3-on-3 outdoor basketball tournament, to hold over every fan’s thirst until the next b-ball season.
An ASUO program funded by student incidental fees.
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