Summary
Find out which email system you're using, how to access it online, and which email programs are supported.
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What systems are there?
The University of Oregon is moving to one consolidated email system: UOmail, hosted by Microsoft as a part of Office 365.
As of July 2022, that transition is nearly complete. Until it's finished, there are still two email systems: Webmail and UOmail.
Who is using UOmail?
All UO faculty, staff, and students are on the UOmail system, as are many departmental role accounts.
Webmail users include retirees and several hundred role accounts.
Accessing your email in a web browser
Using your email on your computer or mobile device
How do I...?
Browse our how-to articles under Using Your Email.
Supported email programs
| Email System |
Supported Email Programs |
| UOmail |
- For full functionality, Outlook is strongly recommended. You can download Outlook for free for computers and mobile devices. See How to Install Microsoft Office Applications.
- Other supported programs: Mail applications for Android, iOS, macOS, and Windows; and Thunderbird (IMAP email only).
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| Webmail |
- Outlook, Mail applications for Android, iOS, macOS, and Windows; and Thunderbird.
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What happens after I leave the university?
- Lifetime email forwarding is available to alumni who've been awarded a degree in Fall 2017 or later. More information can be found in our Lifetime Email Forward for Graduating Students FAQ.
- Retired faculty and staff will continue to be eligible for email after they leave the university.
- Email access will end for all others either when they leave the university or according to the rules listed at Technology Access Timelines.
Where can I get help?
If you are a faculty or staff member, please contact the IT staff who support your unit. Students can contact the Technology Service Desk.
You can also request help online at Email and Calendar Help.