I spent so many years studying here during my college years that it is woven into my fondest memories. But that isn't the reason I STILL love it -- I keep coming because the pizza remains as fantastic as it ever was. (The biggest change to Track Town in the 28 years I've been a fan is the spectacular Matthew... More

Even the book store is yuppy, the only sell MAC computers. Sad place when you realize parents send their children there in hopes they will learn about the world. Disappointing at best. More

The reason we usually visit Eugene is for a Ducks football game. Today, we came to the Spring Game - so much fun - and we collected alot of food for the food bank! More

The Campus was very beautiful. Wish I had more time to explore. More

I studied here in 1977 after getting out of the Navy. Very cool campus. Smaller but similar to the University of Texas, Austin More

I got my bachelor's here in 2006, but I go to visit my brother between classes and sometimes I just ride through campus for fun. It's a beautiful campus with lots of trees and now there are even better marked and planned bike paths making us all safer! :) More

Home of the Ducks, what more needs to be said. The pride of Eugene, Oregon and home of the Phil Knight arena. Between basketball games, the arena hosts events such as Cirque de Soleil, etc. More

Whether you take the guided tour -- more geared toward potential students -- or come to walk on the paths, explore the buildings, spend hours in the museums, visit the libraries and take in a concert, the UO is a wonderful combination of excellent resources and natural beauty. The libraries are spectacular! There are havens both indoors and out to... More

I graduated from the UO in 2008. I had an OK time there, however, I wouldn't say my degree has helped me get a career. I have used it to work abroad a couple times, as a basic requirement, however, I don't know if it is worth the 30k in debt for a liberal arts degree. Obviously the football team... More