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With an average class size of 19, WOU students build meaningful relationships with professors who know them by name and care about their goals. Personalized learning and a deep sense of belonging help every student feel supported, empowered, and ready for what’s next.
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As Oregon’s only public four-year Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI), WOU embraces the diversity that makes our community stronger. We foster meaningful inclusion, remove barriers and create resources so every student can participate fully and find their place at WOU.
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Nearly half of WOU students are the first in their families to attend college. That’s why we’ve built programs, resources and a supportive community to help first-generation students navigate college, make meaningful connections, and succeed from their first day through graduation.
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Built with our Wolves in mind. 🐺
WOU alum Cassidy has come full circle, returning to Campus Rec as a fitness design consultant after once working there as a student! She designed the new equipment row alongside current student employee Jenni, who helped incorporate student feedback.
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Jenni also took the lead in designing the Ab Floor, bringing student ideas to life!
A true team effort, inspired by our Pack. ♥️
New season. Same Pack. BIG energy. 🐺🏀
It’s time to bring the noise, fill the stands, and show our Wolves some spirit.
Get game day ready with gear from the WOU Team Store. Link in bio.
Consider this your invitation to get LOUD. 🐺🏈
Our final home football game is tomorrow. Let’s pack the stands, Wolves!
Different decade, same home away from home. ♥️
A little scroll through your favorite place. 📸🍂
More Wolves, more stories, more possibilities. 🐺♥️
Our newest class is bringing fresh perspectives, big ambitions, and plenty of excitement to WOU. Swipe to see what makes this incoming class special!