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- 7. Schedule meetings and event spaces free of charge for student orgs.
- 8. Accommodation for students who need to wash their feet before prayer.
- 10. We count down the days until the PSL returns.
- 11. During football season, attend a Watch Party here and enjoy some pizza and prizes.
- 12. Meet criteria for meal assistance and get $10 on your Duck Bucks for a meal at a campus dining location.
- 17. Holds annual event called Weaving New Beginnings. Find opportunities and a community to support you.
- 23. An affirming environment in which recovering students can pursue academic, personal, and professional goals. Weekly recovery and support groups are offered here.
- 26. Here you will foster cross-cultural understanding and compassion that creates global citizens. And enjoy the comfiest chairs in the EMU!
- 28. The cushiest art piece in the building made by Ruth Santee.
- 32. University's student government run by students, for students.
- 33. Student run space to grow plants and connect with others. $25 for seeds, water, soil amendments, tools, and more.
- 36. Set up a peer-to-peer session, pet some dogs, and grab some tea.
- 37. Burrito or bowl? Toughest question of the day.
- 42. Get a lunch special here for $10. (And maybe a cannoli for dessert!)
- 44. Bring students together in celebration of music.
- 45. Central information center for the EMU.
- 46. Get help with your computer or Duo Login here.
- 48. Sit by the fire and listen to some piano in this study spot.
- 49. Group that makes general policy decisions and long-range plans for the EMU. Comprised of majority students.
- 50. Buy gum, a pen, and a Scantron here.
- 51. The “middle floor” that houses EMU accounting and facilities.
- 52. Can help students plan campus events and offers resources like supplies, computers, and event advising.
- 53. Develop leadership, scholarship, brotherhood and sisterhood, service, and community among members.
- 54. Invites the campus community to explore relationship to the intersection of identity and various forms of masculinity.
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- 1. Where the infamous food fight took place in 1977, but now you can enjoy some food between classes and even a musical performance now and then.
- 2. Inspirational talks by guests who challenge the status quo and help us learn about the world and ourselves.
- 3. Enjoy a California roll here.
- 4. Learn to support the pursuit of human equity, environmental vitality, and economic well-being.
- 5. Noodles or rice?
- 6. Need to open a bank account? This place on the First Floor makes banking easy!
- 9. A quiet place to retreat for reflection, payer, and meditation.
- 13. Athletic and leadership development program that provides students a chance to compete in team and individual sports and activities.
- 14. When the toasters fire up this place sends a lovely scent of bread through the EMU.
- 15. Increases access to sustainable outdoor activities including clinics, trips, and affordable gear rentals.
- 16. Program celebrates gamers of all kinds. The varsity teams are made of top-tier athletes bringing home champion titles.
- 18. Provides resources such as a lending library with over 2,000 volumes, lactation room and toys for children, computer and printing capabilities.
- 19. Student group that represents domestic and international students at UO; approx. 3,000 international students from over 90 countries.
- 20. Helps meet the unique needs of military-affiliated students including study and meeting spaces, and staff assistance.
- 21. Student-led group organizes exhibitions in the Aperture and Adell McMillan galleries.
- 22. Learn about Duck Bucks and get your new ID card.
- 24. Feel refreshed with a drink and a "boost" from this dining location.
- 25. Assists students with free, confidential legal representation via attorney support
- 27. Holds hang outs (often with tea!) and puts on Queer Prom every spring.
- 29. Grab a Sustainability Bowl and a blueberry muffin here.
- 30. Group screens movies every Thursday night in the Redwood Auditorium.
- 31. Located in the Outdoor Program, students can learn more about bike safety, use tools to tune up their rides, and attend workshops.
- 34. Students who are over the age of 24, work full time, are a parent or caregiver, changing careers, transfer student, alter-abled, and/or a first generation student will find community here along with numerous academic resources.
- 35. High-quality developmental childcare services for students, faculty, & staff.
- 37. Comprehensive art program including ceramics, glass, woodworking, and more. Take workshops and build community here.
- 38. Enjoy music, news, and sports programming broadcasted on-sir 24/7.
- 39. Facilitate interactive and safe events for students to come together. And bingo!
- 40. Order a Beyond Burger with a side of truffle fries from here.
- 41. Find a concert to attend, see a football game, get your passport here!
- 43. Hang out in a barbershop chair and play this game. Check out what you need from the O Desk.
- 47. Identify strengths and connect with your passions. Build your leadership skills through service.