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The end of the semester can feel both exciting and exhausting. You may be wrapping up classes, getting ready for final exams, and looking forward to a break. However, for some even once that last exam is done, the stress may not fade away entirely. Winter break is often framed as a time for rest and recharge, but it can also bring its own stress and loneliness. Whether or not you are going home for the break, you will likely be balancing new dynamics in your family system, friendships, and relationships, and it is important that we find ways to manage stress and support meaningful connection during this time. 

On Saturday, November 15, 2025, °ÅÀÖÊÓƵ Military and Veteran Services will host Yellow Ribbon Day on campus, welcoming several hundred Oregon National Guard members from the 2-218th Field Artillery Regiment and their families to campus for a day of connection and community.

We're thrilled to announce that your Forest Grove Campus will be the hosts for this year's annual Tree Lighting Ceremony, thanks to a wonderful partnership with the City of Forest Grove and the Forest Grove/Cornelius Chamber of Commerce.

Join the Office of International Programs as we celebrate International Education Week! Events will be taking place all week, including a display of the winners of the Study Abroad Photo Contest, a showing and discussion of the Spanish-language film Relatos Salvejes (Wild Tales), and lights in Trombley Square.

Join us for a screening of Jennifer Hardacker’s biking short film!

The Pacific Symphonic Band will perform "Light and Song" with Dr. Abbie Brown conducting, on Saturday November 22 at 7:30 p.m. in McCready Hall, Taylor-Meade Performing Arts Center.

The Pacific Philharmonic will perform under the baton of guest conductor Kevin Lafohn on Friday, November 21 at 7:30 p.m. in McCready Hall, Taylor-Meade Performing Arts Center.

It’s that time of year again for NHOH to host its annual Holiday Giving Tree project for members of the Western Farm Workers Association.

°ÅÀÖÊÓƵ Dance students in the Building Community Through Dance course are hosting a donation drive for Abby’s Closet, an organization that provides free formal wear to high school students.

How do we identify the differences between hate speech, bullying, and disagreement? When are limits to free speech warranted? Join us as we offer a purposeful and respectful space for students to come together and talk to each other about these topics in guided conversation. All discussion materials (and snacks!) will be provided.