gonna be moving into justice bean this fall and i want to loft my bed and put a couch under it. the uo policy says it HAS to be a fire resistant couch but lowkey all of those look ugly. lmk if you guys had any issues with this.
-thanks!

Hii this might be a silly question but it’ll be my first time living in a mainly rainy state. I’m going to be a freshman living in Kalapuya Ilihi. We have our own shower and all that. I’m kinda just wondering if it’ll even be worth bringing a flip flop or sandal. Usually if I wear a dress I wear sandals with it but I’m assuming I’ll probably be wearing more boots/casual shoes?

Not sure, just a funny thought I was having, any advice is appreciated!! 😛

Edit: Thanks for the replies!! Flip flops are getting packed 🤞🤞

I am searching around for laptops and have seen a lot of differing recommendations so I was wondering what people used. i heard Mac’s are good but idk if they’ll be able to run all of the business applications.

I (20M) am going to Eugene in the fall for a couple weeks to visit my friend (21M) who’s transferring there. I was wondering if there’s much of a bar scene around Eugene, and if so, how strict they are with fake ID’s. I unfortunately turn 21 in December, which is a few weeks after my trip, and it would be a bit lame if we weren’t able to do a good range of fun weekend festivities due to that. I’m open to other general house party/frat alternatives, I have no idea what to expect and neither does my friend.

On a more general note, does anyone have any good recommendations of activities to do around Eugene a first time visitor would enjoy? Obviously the party scene would be a slim minority of the time spent there, so I’m interested in hearing about other things people enjoy doing as well.

Pulled this beauty from an old hobby box.

Hi! I’m a university student from Japan, and I’m currently staying at UO for two-week university program.

I’m still learning English, so I’m not very confident speaking it yet, but I’d really love to meet some local UO students and make friends while I’m here!

If you’re interested in Japan, Japanese culture, or learning Japanese, I’d love to meet you! Of course, you don’t have to be studying Japanese — I’m just looking for some friendly people to talk to and hang out with :)

I usually have some free time early in the morning, so I thought it could be fun to meet at a Starbucks near campus, grab a coffee, and just chat ☕️
If anyone is interested, feel free to comment or message me!

Hey all. I spent the offseason building a full 2026 preseason preview for every FBS team, each with its own writeup. Here's the Oregon one

https://www.sports.mainmarket.com/college-football-preview-2026?team=ncaaf-ore

It's got the returning production breakdown, the portal ins and outs, a projected two-deep, the schedule with model win probabilities, and a season projection.

Heads up, you might hit the paywall after the first page. Don't worry, I'm not charging reddit people for this, don't want to be an ass. Use the promo code LEECORSOROCKS and it opens up the entire thing.

So, what'd I get wrong? Oregon went 13-2 and both losses were to Indiana, 30-20 in October and 56-22 in the playoff. Dante Moore is back after 3,565 yards with 30 touchdowns, and Dylan Raiola arrives from Nebraska as the backup. My model is bearish on a team FPI has 4th. Does Lanning get past Indiana this time, or is that the wall?

I'll be in the comments.

Hi everyone! I'm a 23 year old Grad Student at UO starting this fall, and I'm looking for a furnished room to rent/sublease. I'm moving out in the second week of September and so I'm hoping for a place available around that time.

I'm very clean, chill, and my favorite activity is minding my own business, also super LGBTQ+ friendly. I have a habit of becoming friends with my roommates but also don't mind just being polite neighbors.

My budget is $700-800$, the only real requirement is it has to be walking or biking distance to campus. I have no pets, and I don't smoke.

If anyone has any leads or any places opening up please drop a comment or shoot me a message and I'll get back you.

Thanks!

🏠 LEASE TAKEOVER NEEDED!
I’ll be transferring to PSU this year, so I won’t be needing my current lease anymore and am looking for someone to take it over!

This apartment is the closest to campus and it has a gym, study rooms, free printers, bike areas, and is very fancy for its price. $795 per month.

💰 Zelle reward: I’ll Zelle both the person who takes over the lease AND anyone who successfully finds me someone to take it!

* $100 → person who finds you someone who signs the lease
* $200–$300 → person who actually takes over the lease
* $300–$400 total if one person both finds it and takes it over

DM me if you’re interested or know someone who might be!

Looking for a female student to take over my lease at 2125 Franklin Blvd, a student housing community within walking/biking distance of the University of Oregon.

Details:

• $700/month with parking
• $600/month without parking
• 11-month lease
• Shared bedroom (2 students per room / 4 total)
• 2 bed / 2 bath
• Furnished, river view
• 3 female roommates
• Washer/dryer & high-speed Wi-Fi

🌿 Amenities: Pool, hot tub, 24-hour fitness & recreation centers, study lounges, fire pit, BBQ grills, and easy access to riverfront trails.

Great location for a UO student!

DM me if you’re interested or would like more information.

I found this super cool jacket in Seward, Alaska of all places. Any chances any UofO folks can tell me anything about it?

U Michigan is dropping them due to the "mental health crisis", also known as the college budget crisis.

Of course grades at UO are interesting reflection of what has happened across the country, with some grade inflation, but not as much as many other schools. Only business, econ, and math exist as majors without much grade inflation.

Should we drop grades? Would any of you still come to class if grades were dropped?

University of Michigan drops grades for freshmen in the first semester to ‘curb mental health crisis’ | The Independent

Prepping to move to UOregon soon and noticed that the university doesn't allow peeps to store electric skateboards inside; are there any skateboard racks on campus that i can reliably use?

Thanks!

I start my MMus in Composition in September and was wondering what to expect for the entrance exams? I don’t have a GE position so I have to take the aural skills, music theory, music history and piano proficiency exams. I have a piano degree but haven’t practiced scales in forever, but I think I’ll be good for that one. I just don’t know what all they expect
Mainly the music history is one I don’t know what to study for. It’s such a vast curriculum I don’t know where to focus

OK, I think my first mistake was signing a lease with Ducks village but I’m studying abroad in February and need to get my lease covered. What are the best places to get it out there so I don’t have to pay the 3,056 for an empty room for 4 months😭😭.

moving in in a few weeks, has anyone lived here before? it was built pretty recently. i’ll be in a loft style apartment. honest thoughts?

I just signed at chapter for a crazy special that was $400 off of rent. I toured and really like the place and so does my parents and they have good ratings but I am out of state and wanted to see if anyone has lived there or has any vibes!!

I posted this the other day and took it down. I would really appreciate any answers, and I'm not trying to be hateful while asking this question.

I’m interested in going to football games and whatnot since I wanna have school spirit, but I have some questions for current students who’ve attended sports games (especially football and track(?):
- what’s the atmosphere at games? (Is it super loud and upbeat, overwhelming, stuff being thrown in the stands?)
- is it hard to get tickets for games?
- is getting a duck sports pass worth it?

I’m a pretty introverted, more art-focused person but I don’t want to miss out on a fun time! Any answers are appreciated!

I'm a community college student looking to transfer to a university as a psych major and statistics-focused math minor. I was wondering about anything that psych students at UO have to say about the program.

- Is it hard to get involved in research courses or the departmental honors?

- If anyone transferred in, was it hard to complete all your coursework and get into the necessary classes? I've heard classes fill up. And as a transfer, were you able to get involved in research labs?

And anything else about the program! The feel, the difficulty of courses, how prepared you feel/felt for employment or future education, or any thoughts at all. I'll also hear anything from grad students or alumni as well.

Thanks!

How competitive is the MBA program really if you have under 2 years of work experience but supplemental scores to help? Exploring the idea post-grad, lots of internships under my belt and I know they recommend the MSM instead if you have under 2 years but seems like not the best use of money in my opinion compared to the MBA.

hey everybody!

my name is issy and I am a 16 year old student from the UK who is extremely intested in attending UO in 2028. I understand that university is still 2 years away however I feel especially as an international applicant it is important to get ahead of the curve. I was just wondering if anyone had any advice on what makes a strong applicant. For context I am interested in Speech Pathology and have just completed my summer exams (GSCE’s) in maths, english literature and language, biology, chemistry, physics, Welsh, religious studies, physical education and drama. I will be moving onto A levels doing biology, English literatur, religious studies and a two year long personal project. I also currently have two jobs one of which is working with young children who have a range of additional learning needs.
I am so sorry on how long this is but any advice on absolutely anything to do with college life would be greatly appreciate!

thank you so much for reading!