hii💗! i'm 20f and currently a junior at UO studying human physiology with minors in biology and chemistry! i've been wanting to branch out and meet more girls around my age who are interested in building genuine, close friendships :)
i'm pre-med and hoping to go to medical school after graduation, so academics are a pretty big part of my life, but i also really enjoy getting out and having fun when i'm not drowning in schoolwork 😭 i love cooking and trying new recipes, exploring Oregon and finding new places, going on random drives, going to house shows, and occasionally going out or partying! i'm also a huge animal lover and have a very spoiled cat🐈‍⬛💕 i'm always down for a coffee run, shopping, trying new restaurants, watching movies, going on drives, or honestly just hanging out and doing absolutely nothing together. i’m also 420 friendly if that fits your vibe.
i've made friends since moving here, but i've been wanting to find some deeper friendships rather than just people i occasionally see or hang out with. i'd love to meet girls who enjoy spending time together regularly, whether that's studying, going out, running errands, having girls nights, or just sitting around talking for hours. i really value friendships where we can support each other, communicate openly, and put mutual effort into staying close.
i'm definitely not expecting to become best friends with someone overnight, but i'd love to meet some girls who are also looking for something more than just casual acquaintances!
if any of this sounds like your vibe, feel free to comment or message me!! i'd love to get to know you 🫶💗

Hey I was wondering is it just me or do people find it incredibly difficult to get into research labs here? They post undergrad research roles but yet I have had no luck and I feel like i’ve applied/emailed 20+ faculty. Specifically referring to the hphy research department but does anyone have info on this? Like who is getting these positions.

Someone who is experienced with CBT and ERP. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

I'm having such a hard time making friends here because literally anyone else I've seen alone has their face glued to their phone. I'm not saying I've never done that, but I do make an effort to stay off of it most of the time I'm outside and definitely while I'm trying to make friends. My whole life I have always been the one who has had to approach others to start an interaction and I wish someone else would approach me for once. I'm super extroverted and have a pretty bubbly and welcoming personality and make friends easily once I'm actually talking to someone so I know that I'm not the problem here. Can't people just stay off their phone for like 5 minutes and make eye contact and exchange smiles with the people around them????

Yes because I need a new dildo so I can use it in my 10ft dorm room with my 2 roommates! wtf kind of college is this

As the title states I’m looking for some honest feedback on University of Oregon’s undergraduate business school. My kid is interested in business administration, marketing or accounting major, applying this fall for next year. Any current/past students or parents of students that can give me the lowdown? Quality of the instruction, availability of internships, career advising/job placement? Is the classroom vibe competitive or collaborative? My kid is truly interested in attending and we’re in state so any info from those who know directly is appreciated. Thanks.

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I registered for intramural volleyball for the first time a few weeks ago and lowkey forgot about it in the last few days. Now there are only 2 actually playing teams (not waitlist) that are looking for free agents and they all dont work with my schedule. There are a ton of waitlisted teams with only 3 or 4 players, but I'm worried that players won't be moving as much now that the registration is over (I don't want to be stuck on a team that ends up not having enough players to actually play.

Am I too late to get on a team that isn't on the waitlist? It would suck if I am since I already paid for the membership.

Grassroots Community Organizer & Civic Canvasser

​Pay: $30.00 – $50.00 / hour (Performance-based: $2.0 per door knocked / flyer delivered; team averages 20–35+ doors/hr)

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Location: Field-based in your local community

​Turn Local Action into Real Impact

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​This role is ideal for students, part-timers, and self-starters seeking a meaningful, high-energy gig that pays well and fits around classes, family, or personal projects. If you have drive, hustle, and a passion for people, you can turn your walking hours into real change—and real income.

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Must be comfortable encouraging people to get out and vote and working with a republican candidate.

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Hi, is there any way someone can help able to take my and my friends (4 total) for a drive? It’s only 15 minutes and we can fund gas if needed. We are going to a hiking spot.

We changed our living room furniture, and no longer have 2 stuffed armchairs. We now have two spare slipcovers, chocolate brown, no holes, no stains, from a pet- and smoke-free house. If your chairs are a bit beat up, you can toss a cover over them and they'll look presentable again. Or use the covers for protection in anticipation of a party.

Walking distance from campus, about 10 minutes to the south, by Laurelwood Golf Course.

https://lookouteugene-springfield.com/story/business-development/2026/10/08/developer-bets-on-13th-avenue-near-campus-for-new-bar-and-restaurant/

Eran Fields, the California developer behind the 14-story student apartment complex being built on the southwest corner of Alder Street and East 13th Avenue known as The Ellis, has bought the 0.38-acre property just across the street, on the southwest corner, for $7.5 million.

How do you check how many dine on points you have left? I was told the other day that I had 15 points/meals left but apparently now it's only 2, despite me not using it that much.

Is there any way I can check online?

I’m trying to win that free Canes for a year!!

My old roommate moved out and I am looking for someone to take their room. I am not an active student right now but I would prefer a student to take the room since it is really close to campus. Is there anything I can post the listing?

I didn't win the lottery for a football ticket (rigged, ikr), anyways,I went to go buy one from the student marketplace yesterday when it opened, but when I got into the student marketplace, there wasn't anything in there. My roommate had seen some listings maybe an hour earlier. Does this mean all of the student marketplace tickets are sold out? Thoughts?

Can other students on the GI bill explain how their experience have been making payments and getting mha + fasfa?

LEASE TAKEOVER — Stadium Park Apartments | Eugene, OR
I’m looking for someone to take over my lease at Stadium Park Apartments (90 Commons Dr, Eugene, OR 97401). The lease runs through July 23, 2027.
Apartment Details:
2 bed / 2 bath apartment
Private bathroom for each bedroom
Fully furnished
Parking pass included
Second bedroom is currently occupied by a friend
Rent: $859/month
Rent is due on the 1st of each month
4-day grace period before rent is considered late
The apartment is already furnished and ready to move into, making this a convenient option for someone looking for housing in Eugene without having to furnish an entire apartment.
Why I’m Moving:
I recently moved to Eugene from Texas in August, but unfortunately, an immediate family member was recently diagnosed with cancer. Because of the circumstances, I feel that I need to be closer to my family during this difficult time.
I’m willing to cover the first month’s rent and any applicable moving/transfer fees to help make the transition easier for the person taking over the lease.
I’m happy to provide pictures, a video walkthrough, or arrange an in-person tour for anyone interested.
📱 Interested? Contact me at [832-215-3861](tel:832-215-3861). Text or call is the best way to reach me.
Thank you, and please feel free to reach out with any questions!

We bought our student a Lap Top from Costco before the start of the year and it’s on sale now.

We took the receipt back in and saved $600. Just sharing in case anyone happened to buy the same or is looking for a new gaming laptop.

Last year I finished Calc 1-3 and Gen Chem 1-3 with a 4.23 GPA and a 101.3% average across all my exams. I can help with the work, study habits, and getting into research too. DM me if you are interested and we can set something up!

Anyone in gen chem 1 this term? If so how are we feeling about the exam coming up ?