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your tuition go towards? Enter the Associated Students of the University of Oregon—better known as ASUO. Keep reading for a deep-dive into what goes into ASUO and how the student government works. ASUO is the university’s student government, where elected student officials help their peers by providing them with a voice in relevant and influential decisions made for both the university itself and its students. When enrolled at UO, students are required to pay a fixed sum called the Incidental Fee (I-Fee). That fee goes towards ASUO and its mission to support student-run groups and organizations across the entirety of campus—along with its principle of being a source of support and guidance for all UO students.

it focuses on coordinating campaigns, overseeing student organizations and approving or vetoing financial decisions that impact the student body. The legislative branch is made up of a 24-member student Senate, where each student member represents one of the academic majors provided at UO, and four studentled finance committees. This branch is in charge of commencing I-Fee funding, ratifying financial committees decisions, writing resolutions and confirming appointees for presidential ASUO positions.

According to its website, “the Associated Students of the University of Oregon (ASUO) strives to provide for the social, cultural, educational, and physical development of its members and for the advancement of their individual and collective interests both within the university and the community at large.” With the student fees summed up, ASUO is allocated a budget of around $17 million each year. This money is then divided up between over 200 student-run organizations, campus events and facilities and student-provided resources such as free public transportation and free sports game tickets. ASUO also arranges financial, creative and leadership services and support for its recognized organizations, playing a critical role in its community. ASUO is divided into three different branches: executive, legislative and judicial. Much like our own state and federal governments, it also follows an array of rules and regulations set in place by the ASUO constitution. The executive branch houses the student body president, vice-president and 24 delegated student leaders, where

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The judicial branch, also known as the Constitutional Court, is represented by five student members who are sworn to serve the student body for the entirety of their time at UO. The court is responsible for upholding the ASUO constitution, monitoring the other branches for transgressions and/or fallacies—and reviewing appeals that arise from the same branches.

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The Student Activities Board is an umbrella organization, made up of five student groups, dedicated to the creation of on-campus events. From guest speakers and film screenings, to live music events and game nights, the board serves the campus community by creating inclusive events, absolutely free. Still have questions? Reach out to us via DM on Instagram, @StudentActivitiesBoardUO, or email us at sabinfo@uoregon.edu

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Even with a summer between you, it’s important to consider what tips and tricks are ones to keep on hand when contemplating how to survive your freshman year of college. Although the last few years may seem anything but traditional, recognizing and following new healthy habits that keep you safe without dampening the joy and excitement of the first-year experience is beneficial for both you and your peers. If you’re preparing for college, follow this freshman survival guide to find uber-classic freshman survival tips revamped with safety information and campus guidelines related to COVID-19 so you can have a fantastic and safe freshman year!

Avoid large gatherings or parties Freshman year is all about making connections, but if we’re not all safe and cautious as we move forward in this tentatively post-COVID landscape, it won’t take much to go back into quarantine. Wherever possible, spend time with friends and classmates outdoors or in well ventilated areas— and if you haven’t already, get vaccinated and appropriately boostered! Nobody misses the sticky floors of massive parties, anyway, so next year steer clear of large parties and opt for a smaller group of closer friends for a safer and more personalized experience.

Clean, clean and clean again Now more than ever, it’s critical to make sure that the place you’ll be living in is thoroughly clean and tidy. Not only does this help you stay on track and organized, but it also helps prevent the spread of COVID-19 and your chances of receiving it, as well as any other bothersome sicknesses. In addition, making sure that you yourself are practicing good personal hygiene is essential! Hand sanitizer and hand washing stations can be found all across campus, as well as a plethora of resources for keeping yourself and your space in tip-top health.

Set a sustainable schedule With several different types of class options, creating a sustainable schedule can be helpful with keeping track of deadlines, in-person/remote class meetings and overall time management. Make sure you’re prepared and on time for the different things scheduled in your day, whether they’re in person or on the computer. Online tools such as Google Calendar or a physical planner can be a big help in keeping organized and managing time. It’s also a good idea to make sure you have a reliable internet connection and webcam for those remote classes!

Start building your professional presence right away It doesn’t hurt to start building your resume early! Remote career opportunities are now available across the world, with an array of internships and jobs being advertised almost daily. Getting a head start on your professional presence will set you apart from others while being considered for future opportunities and help you develop more relationships and connections than others. A great way to get started is create a LinkedIn profile; start connecting with and reaching out to professionals in your desired career field!

Get to know your professors We can’t stress this enough! Way too many students don’t take advantage of office hours, where you can recieve one-on-one help from your professors—something that is extremely valuable considering the majority of them have very busy schedules. Developing relationships with your professors can lead to a whole variety of beneficial opportunities. Whether it’s online or in-person, this time with professors can prove to be a huge advantage not only in your coursework but in the long run of academia and networking as well. Each professor structures their time differently, so be sure to check on the class syllabus for open times or personal appointment information.

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We’ll set you up with a bed, desk, and dresser or closet. Here’s what you should bring.

Don’t double up Check in with your roommate before you move in and compare what you are bringing. You’ll avoid bringing two mini fridges, and you can create a style for your room together!

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Get around easily Bikes are a great way to get around. Bike racks are available throughout campus and secured bike cages are next to many residence halls. Make sure to bring a U-lock and register your bike online at project529.com/Oregon.

Optional, but a good idea Closet organizers, small fan, mini fridge (4.6 cubic feet or smaller), mattress pad, robe, shower caddy, shower shoes, cup, plate, bowl, mug, silverware, inexpensive bike, secure bike lock (U-lock), bike helmet, bike lights, and reflectors.

Bring home with you Decorate your room with a photo collage to remind you of home. Bringing a bit of home with you can really help as you get used to a new place, new classes, and new friends.

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Get Connected to Nature: Written by Kelsie Heffernan

iving in Eugene means that you have beautiful trails, nature reserves and state parks right at your fingertips. It’s so easy (especially after the year we’ve had) to stay locked up at home, but here in Eugene there are so many adventures right outside your door, so get outside and enjoy them!

Spencer Butte:

If there’s only one hike you’ll undoubtedly go on your whole time in Eugene, it’s up Spencer Butte. A Eugene classic, this hike is only a mile to the top, a view which definitely won’t disappoint. The Butte is located on the south side of Eugene, about a 12 minute drive from campus. Hiking the Butte is a perfect free activity with friends and a great opportunity for photo-ops and memories you’ll never forget.

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Silver Falls:

Silver Falls is located about an hour and a half from Eugene. This day trip offers an easy walk to a 117 foot waterfall or a 7.2 mile loop spanning 10 falls. The falls are considered one of Oregon’s most beautiful sites, and they make for some Instagram worthy pictures, too. The main hike takes you directly under the largest waterfall and out around the sparkling blue pool at the bottom.

Smith Rock:

Smith Rock is the farthest drive of the list coming in at a whopping 3 hours from Eugene, but definitely a sight worth seeing. You can choose between a variety of hikes ranging from 2 to 7 miles as well as a variety of elevation. The hike with the highest elevation, known as Misery Ridge, takes you up to the top of Smith Rock for the view of a lifetime. It’s not as miserable as it may sound, but you may want to bring some hiking boots because it can get slippery!

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The Ridgeline Trail System involves many interconnected trails looping around Eugene and spanning about 12 miles total. Although still in the city, they feel secluded and serene. If you’re looking for a beautiful nature walk through the trees while staying close to home, this is perfect. Accessible on bike or via bus 73 from campus, it’s optimal for getting out for a quick hike at any time of day.

Hobbit Beach Trailhead:

About an hour and a half from Eugene, the Oregon Coast is a must-see. The Hobbit Beach Trailhead is located outside of Florence that takes you on a short hike to a secluded and (generally) private part of the Oregon Coast. The scenic drive along the coast takes you through the city of Florence (if you need any snacks!) and past the Sea Lion Caves. A trip to the beach is a perfect weekend day trip and a great opportunity to make unforgettable memories with friends.

Dorris Ranch:

Located in Springfield, Dorris Ranch is about a 10

minute drive or 20 minute bike from campus. Dorris Ranch is a national historic site that also has a sprawling trail system, one of which spans 4 miles along the Willamette River and to Clearwater Park. The ranch features scenic views, shaded trails, and eleven orchards. This destination is great for walks or runs of any length, and is worth the trek out to Springfield on a weekend.

Pre’s Trail:

If you’re looking for nature at the heart of Eugene, Pre’s trail is the perfect stop for a walk to unwind and recharge. In memory of the Oregon Track Club track star and former Olympian Steve Prefontaine, this 3.4 mile trail is perfect for a run or walk. It’s accessible from campus through Alton Baker Park and requires no car or bike. Taking you past Autzen stadium, a small pond, and a river, it’ll make you forget you’re only a few minutes from your home in the city. Duck Duck Life Life 2022 2021

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Alumni Relations

Connect with alumni and participate in professional development opportunities

Advocacy & Philanthropy

Give back to the UO and local community through service opportunities and advocating for students

Get involved with the

Leadership Development

Gain experience and new skills as a part of the SAA leadership team

Marketing & Production

Get hands-on experience in marketing and production by working with the SAA’s marketing team

Membership & Engagement

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The Student Alumni Association creates passionate and devoted Ducks who are committed to the UO for their entire lives. We’re here to build the best Ducks possible, enhancing your college experience with great member rewards and connections with alumni and other students. We’re affiliated with the UO Alumni Association, through which you can network with more than 200,000 alumni and gain access to some awesome alumni association rewards. Our intern and leadership program allows you to gain new skills and get the most out of your SAA experience. The students on our leadership team plan the events for the SAA and are the ones who make everything happen behind-the-scenes. Our leadership positions offer a great way to get involved on campus while gaining real-world experience to enhance your resume. If you’re interested in our internship and leadership program, visit uoalumni.com/ saa-intern to learn more. “Joining the SAA my freshman year opened up many doors for me. This internship has helped me gain skills in a professional setting and has shaped me into the leader that I am today,” says Emma Devine, BA ’22. Emma joined the SAA in her freshman year and got involved with the SAA’s Leadership Development team, creating professional development opportunities for the students interning with the SAA. “There are phenomenal networking opportunities with this program, and I’m eager to apply the skills I’ve learned to my career after graduation.”

Get exclusive swag and access to member-only events!

“Once a Duck, always a Duck.”

Connect with alumni and build your network with the SAA!

Membership in the SAA gets you access to great member rewards and more. The onetime $75 fee for freshmen will give you SAA membership until graduation, and it all goes straight back into funding the awesome events and opportunities the SAA provides. The membership fee is waived for Pell-eligible students. The SAA hosts events each term just for our members. These include access to member-only events at the Nike and Columbia employee stores, alumni connection events such as Alumni Speed Networking (think speed dating, but with your resume and the UOAA’s Board of Directors), exclusive SAA swag, and virtual networking events with the Duck Career Network, which allows you to connect with alumni and other students with similar career interests. You can find out all about our events on our website at uoalumni.com/saa-events, or by following us on social media. “The SAA allows students to connect with resources that can otherwise go unused and unknown on campus. After joining freshman year, I learned there was a newtwork of alumni there to support me,” explains senior Estella Rosen, Director of Membership and Engagement for the SAA “The networking opportunities presented to me by the SAA have allowed me to develop my leadership skills while on campus, as well as expand my understanding of professional life after college.” For more information about events and opportunities hosted by the Student Alumni Association, or to become a member, visit us at uoalumni.com/saa. Stay connected with us on social media to learn more about our upcoming events!

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Know before you go Does your health insurance work at University Health Services? Not sure? Call your insurance carrier to understand your coverage and help you make an informed decision. If your insurance plan doesn’t work on campus, don’t worry…the UO has you covered with an optional plan just for students.

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2 0 2 2 Best Asian Restaurant

1. TA RA RIN 2. Sweet Basil 3. Bao Bao

Best Italian Restaurant

1. Beppe & Giannis 2. Pastini 3. Ambrosia

Best Bakery

1. Sweet Life 2. Insomnia 3. Hideaway

Best Coffee

1. Vero 2. Cafe Roma 3. Meraki Coffee

Best Mexican Food

1. Tacovore 2. Chulas 3. El Super Burrito

Best Thai

Best Food Truck 1. Subo Sushi 2. Kazaam 3. Da Nang

Best Cheap Eats

1. Cafe Yumm 2. El Super Burrito 3. Caspian

Best Burger

1. Cornucopia 2. Little Big Burger 3. Bo & Vine

Best Pizza

1. Track Town 2. Hey Neighbor 3. Pegasus

Best Date Restaurant

1. Beppe & Gianni’s 2. The Vintage 3. Izakaya Meiji

Best Late Night Eats

1. Sweet Basil 2. Ta Ra Rin 3. Thasty Thai

1. Dough Co. 2. Track Town Pizza 3. Burrito Boy

1. Best Vegetarian/ Vegan 2. Cafe Yumm 3. Morning Glory Cornbread Cafe

1. Hot Mamas 2. Toxic Wings 3. Cornucopia

1. Best Sushi 2. Sushi Pure 3. 541 Sushi Sushi Ya

1. Market of Choice 2. Sundance 3. Kiva

Best Dessert

Best Wings

Best Natural Food Store

Best Happy Hour

1. Sweet Life 2. Prince Pucklers 3. Handel’s

1. Rennie’s Landing 2. The Vintage 3. Max’s

1. Sweet Cheeks 2. Pfeiffer 3. Sarver

1. Bier Stein 2. Beer Garden 3. Public House

1. Rennie’s Landing 2. Max’s Tavern 3. CFU

1. Rennie’s Landing 2. Agate Alley 3. Webfoot

Best Winery

Best Trivia Night

Best UO Instagram

1. @barstoolducks 2. @eugenenest 3. @uoconcerts

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Best Beer Selection

Best Karaoke

Best ASUO Department

1. Multicultural Center 2. Legal 3. OASA

Best Restaurant to Bring Your Parents 1. Agate Alley 2. Beppe & Gianni’s 3. Tavern on Main

Best Fun Under 21

1. Round1 2. Putter’s 3. Level Up

Best Campus Restaurant

1. Glenwood 2. Hey Neighbor 3. Rennie’s Landing

Best New Restaurant

1. Fat Shack 2. Bartolotti’s 3. Wild Goat

Best Delivery

1. Track Town 2. Dough Co. 3. Insomnia

Best Place to See Live Music

1. McDonald Theater 2. Cuthbert 3. WOW Hall

Best Place to Watch a Movie

1. Broadway Metro 2. Regal Cinema 3. Cinemark

Best Breakfast

1. Brails 2. El Super Burrito 3. Agate Alley

Best Pub Food

1. Bier Stein 2. Rennie’s Landing 3. Cornucopia

Best Bar

1. Max’s Tavern 2. Rennie’s Landing 3. Public House

Best Place to Watch a Game

1. Autzen 2. Gameday 3. Rennie’s Landing

Best Dorm Food

1. Unthank 2. Hamilton 3. Carson

You’ve finally made it to the University of Oregon, but after the excitement of moving in starts to settle down, you’re probably going to want to venture off campus and explore all the Eugene has to offer. Luckily, we’ve got you covered with a look at the best of what campus has to offer. Whether you’re looking for food, housing, or a place to study. we’ve got it all. voted on by students just like you. This guide is a great place to start familiarizing yourself with your new campus.

Best Clothing Store

1. St. Vinnie’s 2. Buffalo Exchange 3. Plato’s Closet

Best Thrift Shop

1. St. Vinnie’s 2. Buffalo Exchange 3. Goodwill

Best Car Dealer

1. Kendall 2. Oregon Roads 3. Sheppard Motors

Best Auto Service Center

1. Les Schwab 2. Jiffy Lube 3. Lube it USA

Best Pharmacy

1. Hiron’s 2. UO Health Center 3. Walgreens

Best Grocery Store

1. Trader Joe’s 2. Market of Choice 3. Safeway

Best Shopping Center

1. Valley River Center 2. 5th St. Market 3. Oakway Center

Best Mattress Store

1. Eugene Mattress Co. 2. The Mattress Co. 3. American Mattress

Best Bike Shop

1. Bicycle Way of Life 2. Pedago Bikes 3. Hutch’s

Best Spa

1. Pearl Day Spa 2. Gervais 3. Injoy Wellness

Best Casino

1. Seven Feathers 2. Three Rivers 3. Chinook Winds

Best Golf Course

1. Oakway Golf Course 2. Laurelwood 3. Emerald Valley

Best Music Store

1. House of Records 2. Moon Rock Records 3. Eugene Music

Best Property Management

1. AG Campus 2. PTLA 3. Jennings

Best Dentist

1. UO Health Center 2. Oakmont Dental 3. Smiles Dental

Best Health Clinic

1. Planned Parenthood 2. Peacehealth 3. UO Health Services

Best Off-Campus Fitness Center

1. Planet Fitness 2. Orange Theory 3. Element Fitness Center

Best Housing Value

1. PTLA 2. AG Campus 3. ACC

Best Housing Location

1. K14 2. PTLA 3. Skybox

Best Tattoo Parlor

Best Bank/Credit Union

1. OCCU 2. Wells Fargo 3. On Point

Best Nail Salon

1. Nails Uncorked 2. Amanda’s Nails 3. Mini Nails

Best Amenities

1. PTLA 2. AG Campus 3. 13th & Olive

Best Housing Community

1. PTLA- The Andy 2. ACC 3. Mallard

Best Place to Load up on Duck Gear

1. The Duck store 2. Hiron’s 3. The N.E.S.T

Best Local Shoe Store

1. Shoe-A-Holic 2. Burch’s 3. Footwise

Best Graduate Program

1. Masters Advertising & Brand 2. Oregon State University 3. Western University

1. High Priestess 2. Area 51 3. NW Tattoo

Best Hair Salon

1. Honeycomb 2. Lotus 3. Just Hair

Best Massage

1. Pearl Day Spa 2. Divine Lotus Massage 3. Gervais

Best Study Spot

1. EMU 2. Knight Library 3. Vero

Best Book Store

1. The Duck Store 2. Smith Family Bookstore 3. St. Vinnie’s

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CRITICAL THINKING MEETS

CREATIVE PRACTICE

Cinema Studies is a community of scholars and filmmakers. Our curriculum blends intellectual study and creative practice. Students take courses in history, theory, and aesthetics; produce digital f ilm, television, and new media projects; collaborate in student film clubs; study cinema in Ireland; pursue internships; and much more.

EO/AA/ADA institution committed to cultural diversity

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STUDENT UNION PROGRAMS ERB MEMORIAL UNION

Center for Student Involvement (CSI) The Center for Student Involvement (CSI) is a hub of information and resources where students and student organizations can come create, build, and connect students through fun events, services, traditions, and activities.

Club Sports Club Sports is an athletic and leadership development program that provides UO students with the opportunity to compete in a variety of team and individual sports and activities. Club teams practice, host games and events, travel to competitions throughout the United States, and contend for national championships every year. Currently there are over 40 club teams with more than 1,200 participants.

Craft Center The Craft Center offers workshops in ceramics, woodworking, jewelry, fibers, photography, silkscreen, glassblowing, and many areas of the visual arts in a collaborative environment designed to enhance the student experience.

Esports Calling all UO Gamers! Come kick back, pull up a controller, and play a game right here in the EMU. From top-tier esport athletes, to casual console players, the Esports Lounge is a place for all students to relax and game with friends on campus.

KWVA 88.1FM KWVA is a federally licensed radio station, broadcasting live to the Eugene/Springfield area and online 24 hours/day, 365 days/year. Students participate in all aspects of operation, produce and select music, news, and sports programming.

Moss St. Children’s Center Moss Street Children’s Center provides developmentally appropriate child care for infants, toddlers, preschoolers, and school age children in kindergarten through third grade.

Outdoor Program The Outdoor Program seeks to inspire students to get outdoors by providing low-cost and accessible trips, gear rentals, resources, events, clinics, bike loans & DIY Bike Workspace, and more.

Student Sustainability Center The SSC is the hub for student-led sustainability initiatives. It brings together students, student organizations, activists, courses, and community partners to pursue environmental, economic, and social well-being.

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EO/AA/ADA institution committed to cultural diversity.

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Campus Food You’ll Crave You’re going to love the freshness and variety of food at the University of Oregon. No matter what kind of food you are looking for or if you have specific dietary restrictions or preferences, we can help you out! Our campus dining locations offer flexibility and variety, whether you’re in the mood for a home-style meal, food on the go, customizable rice bowls, or coffee and a pastry. See housing.uoregon.edu/dining

Where to eat Agate Street Market Grocery store featuring organic produce, bulk foods, local products, and all the snacks and staples you’ll need.

Hearth and Soul Sit around the open hearth oven and choose from deep dish pizzas, focaccia sandwiches, salads, and soups.

Barnhart Dining Over-the-top weekend brunch, rice bowls, deluxe burgers, and signature spicy-sweet dynamite tater tots.

PNW Café Scratch-made bakery specials, Starbucks coffee and espresso, Teavana hand-crafted teas, Starbucks Refreshers.

Bullseye Taco Hand-crafted food including street tacos, burritos, and fresh salsa. Flour tortillas made from scratch on site.

Puddles Café A convenient stop for snacks, lunches, or specialty espresso drinks and smoothies when you’re on the go.

Carson Dining At the heart of campus, Carson Dining is a go-to for lunch, dinner, and weekend brunch.

Steam Four ramen broths: tonkatsu, shoyu, miso, and garlic. Bao buns filled with anything, from fried chicken to pork belly.

Drake’s Deli The master of variety, visit daily or you’ll miss out. Home of the famous Drake’s hot chicken (or tofu) sandwich.

Tamarind Delicious Indian-style curries, naan bread, and sides like chana dal and goda masala cauliflower.

Duck’s House Restaurant The ultimate place to gather, eat, drink, and cheer on the Ducks. Home of the Oregon Waffle.

Watershed Whole foods, prepared fresh. Plant-based, gluten-free salads and grain bowls. Plus fresh juice and super fruits.

DUX Bistro Features a wide selection of deli sandwiches, soups, espresso drinks, fresh-baked pastries, and made-to-order salads.

Living Off Campus?

Fresh! Marketcafé A go-to for just about any type of cuisine, offering rice bowls, pasta, fresh sushi, espresso, and a deli counter.

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You can still eat like a Duck by enrolling in Duck’s Dine On. Use your ID card to buy meals at a discount at any dining venue. See dineon.uoregon.edu

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RATES STARTING AT $689 Find a meal plan that fits your needs. There are five options. All include $50 of Duck Bucks per term, which can be used for food across campus—including the dining venues in the EMU. Deluxe 95 points per week. For students who seldom skip a meal and occasionally treat a friend. Standard 80 points per week. This plan is the most popular, providing enough points for meals and snacks throughout the week.

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Select 65 points per week. For students who might skip breakfast but not lunch or dinner. Mini 50 points per week. For students who eat on-the-go and are often off campus on the weekends. Carson-based Entry to Carson Dining any time it is open, plus five meal point per week. This is the most economical plan. Except for the Duck Bucks and the five meal points per week, this plan is valid only at Carson Dining and can only be changed between terms. Residential meal plans come with rollover accounts. Leftover points at the end of the week can be used in subsequent weeks (maximum 50 points; rollover is reset to zero at the start of a new term). Find yourself with too many or too few meal points? Feel free to change your plan at any time. See housing.uoregon.edu/mealplans

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GAME GAME

DAY

DUCK GEAR (RAIN OR SHINE)

Collect your pom-poms, grab those green and yellow leggings and slap on some face stickers – it’s game day, and it’s time to represent the Ducks. There’s nothing more welcoming than walking in the gates to a sea of green and yellow, so it’s important everyone joins in.You can pick up unique, spirited duck gear of all kinds at the local Hirons or Fred Meyer for a great bargain price, or head over to the Duck Store for name-brand Duck gear! Remember: it may never rain in Autzen stadium, but juuust in case… be prepared, and carry an umbrella or a raincoat with you.

REMEMBER TO HYDRATE!

Regardless of the temperature outside, it can be a pretty tiring job standing in the student section cheering your heart out for four quarters. It’s always an option to grab a quick water from one of the many vendors inside the stadium, or you can save a few dollars and bring your own bottle! Remember to make sure they’re clear and visible, or security won’t let it through the front doors.

SUNSCREEN

Even on the cloudiest day in the stadium, it can take a tough toll on your skin to stand outside with no protection after a long afternoon. Rub some SPF 15 on vulnerable places like your nose, ears or the back of your neck to protect them from the hot sun. For the makeup wearers out there, look for foundations or moisturizers that have SPF built in to make it even easier! Remember to reapply after a few hours for maximum sun protection.

BRING A BUDDY

No one wants to go alone, and the whole day will get better when you’re surrounded by your fellow Ducklings. Bring your friends, a camera to document some sweet group selfies, and arrive early to the game to get a spot in the front—maybe you’ll make it on the big screen. It can get pretty crowded, so have a plan of where to meet if you lose each other, and make sure everyone gets back home safely. Be sure you bring your student ID to get into the student section together!

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he leaves are changing, school is almost back in session, and the Ducks are, back in Autzen Stadium and the fans are ready to follow suit. When you’re packing up for Saturday night football, it’s easy to get caught up in the excitement and pre-game celebrations and realize you forgot something important when you’re already 500-deep in the student section. Check out these game day essentials for tips and tricks to making every game day a great day.

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Residence Hall Association Join RHA by running for Hall Council! Make a difference in your living environment!

Create fun events for your community!

The purpose of Hall Councils are to relay ideas and feedback

Hall Councils create many events throughout the year for their

to RHA, advocate for the students in you residence hall, and to

hall and even collaborate with other councils to create larger

stimulate an environment of growth, learning, and development

events. These events can range from giving students chill

in all students through events!

places to study to large outdoor movie nights!

Be the voice of your residence hall government!

Have fun while building connections and strengthening your leadership skills!

There are many positions that are in RHA to be apart of,

The variety of positions in Hall Council government allows for

including:

students to gain types of leadership skills including:

Chair, Leadership Representative, RHA Representative,

Facilitating council meetings, Creating leadership/team building

Finance Representative, Programming Representative, NRHH

events, Voting on legislation and budgets for RHA, Managing

Representative, and Hall Council Floor Representative!

finances, Creating and overseeing events, Collaborating with other school clubs, and Sharing information to those on your floor/wing!

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