OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY
Tethered by Respect
Forging a bond with a wild bird
Arlyn Moreno Luna – Bringing Communities Together
Arlyn challenged herself to bridge the gap between her cultural community and her collegiate community and Mi Familia Weekend was born
Education on Ice
In the emptiest place on Earth, Mee-ya Monnin found a passion for research.
Investing in the Future
Over $1.4 million in investments will be managed during the 2012-13 year by the Oregon State University Investment Group, a group of student portfolio managers and analysts who are gaining experience in the financial realm.
Risk Assessment
Through research and international experiences, College of Science undergraduate Annika Swanson is pursuing her passion of understanding environmental pollution and toxicity.
Octo-Enchantment
Finding solace and stress relief in an elusive cephalopod
Setting the Scene
A pink carnation. A hangman’s noose. An angry mob. And is that the Memorial Union in the background? Indeed it is. Austin Hodaie and his team shot My Lumiere, their winning entry in the 2011 Campus MovieFest, on the MU Quad.
Making research count
“My father told me, ‘To get the most out of research, get there before everyone else and leave after everyone else,’”
Double Strength
Undergrad Elliott Finn is working on and off campus toward a career in environmental policy and management.

Current Students

Your UHC community is full of students who are problem solvers and welcome a challenge. Your goal: to make your world a better place, and take innovative approaches to get there. The UHC atmosphere is supportive, and the classes emphasize thinking for yourself and discussions instead of lectures. UHC professors welcome mentoring relationships and value drawing knowledge out of their students, instead of simply telling them the answers. Your UHC experience is designed to give you the confidence to be who you are, and to decide where you want to go from there.

Students in the University Honors College come from diverse backgrounds. There is no "typical" UHC Student. While most students at the UHC come from Oregon, we have a number of students from across the country and more than a few international students. UHC students come directly out of high school as well as transfer into the UHC while at OSU, or while studying at another college.

Since the UHC is open to any major, our students come from majors throughout campus. They have a variety of interests outside of academics. They spend time volunteering, playing music, dancing, traveling, and just having fun!