| Posted June 23, 2008 Summer Term Hours  Food Buzz Coffeehouse - 9am-4pm Holy Cow Café - 11am-3pm Mangiamo - 7:30am-3pm Panda Express - 11am-4pm Subway - 8am-4pm Union Market - 10am-3pm Services Campus Copy - 7:30am-5:30pm Computer Center - 7:30am-7pm Ticket Office - 9am-5pm UO Card Office - 8am-5pm US Post Office - 8:30am-4:30pm The following areas will be closed during Summer Term: Break Pool Hall Marketplace Foods
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| Posted June 6, 2008 Vote for the band you want to hear at the free kick-off concert in fall  Here’s your chance to chose the band you’d like to appear at the campus free kick-off concert in October.CLICK HERE TO VOTE Voting ends June 11th at midnight
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| Posted May 7, 2008 Willamette Valley Music Fest  May 17-18 :: Cuthbert Amphitheater :: FREEThe UO Cultural Forum proudly presents the 2008 Willamette Valley Music Festival. Enjoy two days of great music :: over 30 bands Plus... food, art, beer and wine. Free admission. Free parking. Check out the Music Fest Website for event info and line up.
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| Posted April 22, 2008 EMU Board of Directors Now Accepting Applications for New Board Members  The Erb Memorial Union Board of Directors is responsible for making general policy decisions and long-range plans for the operation of the EMU. The board allocates the EMU's multi-million dollar budget, assigns space for student groups and advises staff in the management of the EMU.Positions Open 2 EMU Program Representatives 2 ASUO Program Representatives Stipend $150 per month Application Deadline 4pm :: Wednesday :: May 7, 2008 Please stop by the EMU Administration Office or the ASUO Office for more information.
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| Posted March 19, 2008 The Art of Defiance: A Graffiti Art Show  Apr 4-26 :: Adell McMillan Art GalleryOpen reception April 4th :: 6-9pm :: music :: live painting by the artists Three local graffiti artists of varying style will showcase the work that they would normally have to create in secrecy. Jacob Hutchins, Zack Wilkins-Malloy and Jon have been working the street art angle for a combined 30 some years. As most graffiti is painted illegally on walls of buildings and train cars, this show allows the artists to really conceptualize an idea, as well as allow the audience to stop and actually look and make sense of the work.
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