Summer Hours: 9-5 Mon - Fri
We're located in the blue house adjacent to the Valley Library.

at OSU where women can gather for lively discussion or quiet contemplation. The Oregon State University Women's Center, established in 1973, offers learning experiences that help women transform themselves and society. Its educational programs reflect the diverse views of women from all walks of life.
The center provides advocacy, support, programs, resources and opportunities to translate concerns into action.

 

Since the early 1970s, universities throughout the U.S. have opened Centers to respond to inequities experienced by women both in-and outside the classroom.
A large body of research has clearly documented sex discrimination in educational institutions. Addressing issues of widespread violence against women, particularly acquaintance rape, is another reason women's centers exist on university campuses.