The Biology Laptop fleet are rolling carts of laptops for Biology classes. They are moved around to be used in a variety of buildings and are not used outside of class time.
The Chemistry Labs, in Klamath Hall 109, 115, 121, and 127, are used for chemistry classes and the computers support data collection and analyses for a variety of lab exercises, including spectrometry, calorimetry, and graphical analysis. Classes frequently use cloud-based worksheets to allow easy collaboration between groups and sections.
The Cinema Studies Classroom is in Knight Library 267. This classroom is used for academic instruction weekdays. Priority scheduling is reserved for Cinema Studies classes.
The computers in Chapman Hall 305 is intended for students within the Clark Honors College to print.
This Computer Science Computer Lab is used for computer science classes and labs. The room is locked and alarmed outside of class hours.
The Center for Student Involvement Lab, located in EMU 213, is intended for students within UO Affiliated Clubs to enable club activities.
The Multicultural Center Lab, in EMU 109, is designed for MCC students, however is accessible for all students to use.
The Women's Center is a safe and affirming environment for people of all genders at the University of Oregon. Their computer lab is accessible for all students with free printing of up to five pages a day.
The Earth Sciences Computer Lab, in Cascade 101, is for classes and Earth Sciences students. The door has a code, and those taking classes who are given a code are able to use the lab space when classes aren't in session. If you are an Earth Sciences student and need access to the space, reach out to the Earth Sciences department or go to their office across the hall in Cascade 100.
The Physics Computer Lab in Willamette 011 is used for classes within the Physics department. The door has a room code, and is available outside of class time to students in classes who are provided a door code.
The TRIO Computer Lab, in Oregon Hall 156, is part of their program that is designed for students whose socioeconomic backgrounds, educational records, and personal situations suggest they may experience challenges at the UO. The computer lab is exclusively available to students within the TRIO program, which can be applied to on their website.