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Hey Boxers! Gear up for the final stretch of the semester by joining Outdoor Pursuits on the last trip of the year. Join us for some indoor climbing before the semester comes to a close.

Sign up for an open enrollment webinar by Nonstop, or sign up for a one-on-one information session with one of our carriers: Nonstop, Regence, Kaiser or The Standard

We’re currently looking for more knick-knacks, warm clothing, and shoes to restock our shelves. We also have plenty of kids’ items, t-shirts, and books that we’d love to see get picked up and put to good use!

The latest iteration of the university’s strategic plan, “Our 91����: A University for Opportunity,” is now available for faculty and staff review. The current version adds key goals and tactics to the established themes and objectives. Feedback from this version, along with recommendations from our seven reorganization committees, will be incorporated over the coming weeks before the plan is shared with the Board of Trustees in December.

Students can withdraw in BoxerOnline on their own until tomorrow, October 31. If you have registrations holds preventing you from withdrawing, please follow the steps to remove the hold - /���ԲԴdzܲԳ��𳾱�Գٲ�/���𲵾����ٰ����پ��Dz�-��DZ����-�ɳ󲹳�-���-����-���…

It's not too late to add your name and expertise to 91���� University's Subject Matter Directory. We continue to look for faculty and staff willing to provide their knowledge to the media on their subject of expertise. Join the effort today!

This Saturday, November 1, federal food assistance programs including SNAP and WIC will lose funding due to the ongoing government shutdown. Nearly 42 million Americans – including many in our 91���� family – will lose access to these critical benefits. Our campus food pantries – the Boxer Food Share in Forest Grove and the Hillsboro Campus Food Pantry – are ramping up efforts to help fill the gap for our students as federal benefits disappear.

The seven restructuring committees continue to provide a summary of their work every other week. These documents can be accessed from the Transforming Our 91���� webpage and here as well.

The federal government shutdown is affecting funding for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). If the shutdown continues into November, SNAP benefits will not be issued in Oregon until federal funding resumes. This is unprecedented and the impact on our community will be significant (750,000+ Oregonians and 40 million people nationwide, including 16 million children, currently rely on food assistance through SNAP). You can help.

Register your university-affiliated social media account by Oct. 31! Registration is required for all social media accounts representing a university office, unit, program, club/organization, or initiative.