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Campus Life
Students can look forward to making Evergreen their home away from home. The campus offers recreation and athletics, learning and study resources, groups and clubs, housing options, meal plans, and much more.
Living and Dining on Campus
Housing on campus provides many options, free internet, a short commute, and convenient access to a long list of benefits.
Dining on campus offers flexible ways to get your fill and spend quality time together.
More than 1,000 acres of forest surround the campus, with winding trails leading to 3,300 feet of unspoiled beach on the Puget Sound.
Recreation and Athletics
Geoduck Athletics are a great way for students to get involved, improve skills, build relationships, and have a good time.
The Costantino Recreation Center (CRC), our extensive athletic complex, offers plenty of outlets for fitness, exercise, self-discipline, healthy activities, and general well-being.
What the Heck is a Geoduck? Is it a duck or a clam or something else entirely? Learn all about our bizarre but beloved mascot.
Greener Culture
Student groups represent interests in art, music, spirituality, culture, politics, environmental issues, gaming, and more.
Also check out:
- KAOS, the local, volunteer-DJed, community radio station.
- The Cooper Point Journal, the student-run newspaper.
- The Evergreen Gallery, which features student shows and special exhibitions from visiting artists.
Olympia offers many local attractions and is located near incredible mountains, the Pacific Ocean, and the city life of Seattle and Portland.
Diversity on Campus
The Longhouse Education and Cultural Center promotes indigenous arts and cultures through education, cultural preservation, creative expression and economic development.
First Peoples Multicultural Advising Services and the Trans & Queer Center assist students in achieving their academic, social, and professional goals.
The Veterans Resource Center will help you receive all the benefits you have earned through your service to our country.
Learning and Study Resources
The Daniel J. Evans Library provides access to 16 million books, research resources, movies, music, and even A/V equipment and training.
The Organic Farm is a working farm that serves as a learning laboratory for organic agriculture.
Computing and technology covers all your bases: general-purpose labs, specialty rigs, and wifi, of course.
There’s a lot more, too. View all learning and study resources.
Careers and Volunteering
Academic and Career Advising can help you with your job search, resume, interviewing, graduate school aspirations, and life direction.
Get an on-campus job or internship and build professional experience, have peace of mind, and get some extra cash.
The Center for Community-Based Learning and Action (CCBLA) links students and faculty with organizations working on a variety of issues.