Events

Fresh and shelf-stable food items -- and fresh flowers -- provided by Love Our City PDX happen every other Wednesday. If you are unable to attend a food drop event, or if you need food resources between drops, email fatmaali@uoregon.edu.

Love Our City also hosts a food drop at their Northeast Portland location every Tuesday.

Make a first impression that reflects your awesomeness! Do you need an outfit to wow your interviewers? Pop in to our Pop-Up Career Closet and curate a FREE interview-ready outfit that will give you the confidence to crush your next interview. 

Tuesday, November 17, from noon-3pm in the EMU Crater Lake Room (next to Panda Express) at NO COST to you! hosted by the University Career Center + UO Student Sustainability Center.

Browse through new or gently used business casual & business professional clothes like: blazers, slacks, suits, dresses, polos, button-ups, skirts, ties, belts, and anything else you might want to wear to a job interview! A variety of styles and sizes to choose from! Check out the UCC's "Dress The Part" Boards on Pinterest to see what kinds of office style vibes you might want to shop for! 

Not sure what to pick? We'll have volunteers around who can help you pick styles that reflect your individuality and the industry you're wanting to break into. 

Want to volunteer at the pop-up? Reach out to career@uoregon.edu for more info! 

Want to donate clothes? Career Closet Donation Bins can be found in Oct/Nov at 

• University Career Center: Tykeson Hall Garden Level 050

• Student Sustainability Center: EMU Room 005

• Center for Multicultural Academic Excellence (CMAE): Oregon Hall 135

• Ford Alumni Center: Front Desk (1st floor) 1720 E. 13th Ave

• Lillis: Atrium/Main Entrance 

• HEDCO Education: Main Entrance

• OTHER: Want to organize a mini-drive and have someone pick it up from your business in Eugene/Springfield no less than 2 weeks prior to the event? career@uoregon.edu to make a plan!

Want to give $ to support this initiative? Go to UO Giving under Designations, select "I want to give to other" and write in Career Center fund (#4359) and include "Clothing" in the comments before you move on to payment! These funds will help us with additional resources to help make this event successful.

Fresh and shelf-stable food items -- and fresh flowers -- provided by Love Our City PDX happen every other Wednesday. If you are unable to attend a food drop event, or if you need food resources between drops, email fatmaali@uoregon.edu.

Love Our City also hosts a food drop at their Northeast Portland location every Tuesday.

Fresh and shelf-stable food items -- and fresh flowers -- provided by Love Our City PDX happen every other Wednesday. If you are unable to attend a food drop event, or if you need food resources between drops, email fatmaali@uoregon.edu.

Love Our City also hosts a food drop at their Northeast Portland location every Tuesday.

Pick up free groceries from this pop-up farmer's market style event! Open to all students.

Hosted by The Basic Needs Program and Food For Lane County. 

The UO Women’s Center proudly invites you to our annual Lyllye B. Parker Black, Indigenous and Women of Color Speaker Series.   As we get closer to the 2027 date, we will update this listing with more detailed event information, and confirm this year's speaker. This educational and celebratory event will honor the legacy of one of the most beloved women and mentors to so many in Lane County and the University of Oregon, Ms. Lyllye B. Parker, for whom the UO Black Cultural Center is named. Ms. Reynolds-Parker earned her BA in sociology from the UO in 1991. She worked at the UO as an academic advisor in the Office of Multicultural Academic Success for 17 years, until she retired.

If you have questions regarding this event, reach out to: UO Women’s Center Program Director, Sarah Doty at sdoty@uoregon.edu

The UO Women's Center and the Mills International Center proudly present an International Women's Day Celebration on March 8, a globally recognized day of reflection, community building and action. This event is a safe and inclusive space for students of all genders to honor women and their global cultures as well as celebrate strides toward gender equity and international peace. It's a time to reflect on what we can do collectively to help women and girls around the world reach their full potential to build the common good. 

As we get closer to the 2027 date, we will update this listing with more detailed information.

The UO Women’s Center invites you to our 49th Annual Take Back the Night Rally, March, and Speakout against Sexual and Domestic Violence.

Take Back the Night seeks to raise awareness about the realities of sexual and domestic violence on campus and in the community and calls on us to take action. This event is for survivors and those who want to support and bear witness in solidarity.

This event is **always** held on the last Thursday in April.  As we get closer to the 2027 date, we will update this listing with more detailed information.

If you have questions regarding Take Back the Night, reach out to:

UO Women’s Center Program Director, Sarah Doty at sdoty@uoregon.edu

The Women’s Center is committed to hosting trauma-informed events that honor intersectional experiences, center marginalized voices, and foster a culture of accountability and continuous learning. We believe that while survivor experiences are deeply personal, healing and prevention are collective efforts. We invite you to join us in this work.

-The WC Team

The UO Women's Center and LGBT Education and Support Services proudly presents the 27th annual OUT / LOUD Queer and Trans Performance Fest!

OUT / LOUD is a safer space for those in the 2SLGBTQ+ community to come together in radical joy and solidarity. This event centers 2SLGBTQ+ individuals and offers a space where queer joy and radical community takes precedence over anything else. From its origins as a lesbian musical festival, OUT / LOUD has evolved to reflect various themes that seek to pay homage to Eugene's queer history, strengthen relationships within our present community, and empower future generations of 2SLGBTQ+ individuals.

As we get closer to the 2027 date, we will update this listing with more detailed information.

If you have questions regarding OUT / LOUD or need accommodations, please reach out to: UO Women's Center's Program Director, Sarah Doty at sdoty@uoregon.edu

Join us in our celebration of 2SLGBTQ+ identity, story, and legacy! Free admission and open to the community.

- The WC and LGBTESS teams