The 2022 National College Health Assessment (NCHA) has been sent to 10,000 randomly selected UO students.

From medical and mental health services to health education and programming, UHS has a multitude of resources for students.

Be ready for flu season. Make time now to get your shot.

We at University Health Services want to reaffirm our commitment to providing compassionate, inclusive, and equitable to care to the University of Oregon community.

The University Health Center has procedures in place to screen for potential COVID-19 cases and to act quickly in the event of a suspected or confirmed case. We encourage any student who develops any concerning symptoms to call the Health Center at 541-346-2770 before visiting in person.

The health of the university community is a top priority; campus officials are monitoring reports from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and World Health Organization (WHO), and also is coordinating with the Oregon Health Authority and Lane County Health and Human Services.

Haven’t had your flu shot yet? It’s not too late! The University Health Center is seeing multiple cases of influenza among students. 

Committed to a culture of safety, dignity, respect, and patient privacy, University Health Center has created a clinical chaperone program.

Protection Connection, University Health Services' safer sex supply program, has you covered year round at one of our five Hot Spots.

Meningococcal disease is very serious and can be deadly. You can help protect yourself by not sharing personal items and by getting vaccinated.