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The diverse tree landscape of West Campus, which includes trees of yellow, red, and green. The Legislative building sits behind trees, and a lamp post, a bench, and stone pathways are in the foreground.

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The front side of the Governor's Mansion, which is made of red bricks and white accents.

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News & Updates

An artist’s rendering of the restored estuary, viewed from the north end of the West Campus Historic District.
DES, Department of Ecology seek public input. A new environmental assessment of plans to restore the Deschutes River estuary is available for public review and input through Nov. 9.
The diverse tree landscape of West Campus, which includes trees of yellow, red, and green. The Legislative building sits behind trees, and a lamp post, a bench, and stone pathways are in the foreground.
As summer gives way to fall, now is the perfect time to rediscover the natural beauty and history of Capitol Campus.
A tour guide smiling at a group of children sitting on marble steps inside the Legislative Building.
Capitol Campus is ready to welcome students, families, and visitors who are eager to deepen their understanding of our state’s history.