Seal with hands clasped and "Universitas Oregonensis - Serve the people!" on the edge

A People's Guide to the

University Of Oregon


A People's Guide to the University of Oregon is a tour guide, research group and archival collective that illuminates how power operates spatially at the U of O. Led by student organizers, the project is supported by the UO Radical Organizing and Activism Resource (ROAR) Center and draws inspiration from A People's Guide international geography project. We look to places in Eugene, Oregon where people have confronted, challenged, won and lost their battles with oppression - often transforming the landscape in their wake. We hope that, armed with our work, students and others can learn more about how power works here and their place within the struggle.

You can view/download the most recent version of the tour guide zine here, and view our current research scope here

People's Guide Tour

Join us out on the landscape for a guided tour following the People's Guide to UO zine.

Archival Collections

In progress...

People's History Timeline

In progress...

Images by Ian Mohr, Robin Bailey, Ella Hayden, Valentine Bentz, and the ROAR Center. Check out the guide to see what they are from...