From DuckWeb to MyUO

Navigating the transition to your new university portal. 

 

 



MyUO


Say Hello to MyUO

It's time to start using MyUO, your personalized university portal at my.uoregon.edu.

Most functions in DuckWeb will move to MyUO by December 16, 2026.

Visit MyUO

You'll find:

  • Duck ID login instead of DuckWeb’s UO ID number and PAC.
  • Modern design. Fresh look and feel, mobile-friendly design, and accessibility improvements.
  • Personalization. Add your favorite features to your homepage.
  • Navigate easily and search across student, faculty, and staff tasks.
  • Powerful and dynamic. We’ll keep creating and adding new features to enhance your UO experience.

Latest News

  • November 2026: More functions move to MyUO, then DuckWeb will require VPN.
    • This fall, DuckWeb’s student, employee, and personal resources will move to MyUO.
    • Existing links from DuckWeb to MyUO will be removed.
    • Class schedule at classes.uoregon.edu will redirect to the new class search.
    • Faculty menu and a few other items will stay in DuckWeb for now. 
    • Starting Dec. 16, DuckWeb access will require UO VPN.

 

Transition Timeline

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    December 2025

    • MyUO goes live with a starter set of functions, plus links to DuckWeb for other tasks.
    • DuckWeb continues as the primary home for remaining tasks and—for now—the exclusive home of the faculty menu.
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    January–October 2026

    • You’ll use both systems.
       

  • November 6–December 16, 2026

    Most functions in DuckWeb will move to MyUO. Existing links from DuckWeb to MyUO will be removed.

    • November 6: Student billing authorization form.
    • November 12: QuikPay student billing service.
    • November (TBD): Most remaining student resources. View grades, view unofficial transcripts, check registration eligibility, view transfer evaluation report, financial aid menu, etc.
      • Exceptions: Stipends and reimbursements will stay in DuckWeb for now. Undergraduate graduation applications are transitioning to a new auto-apply process.
    • Early December (TBD): Most remaining employee information and personal information.
      • Exception: Accounts payable/employee reimbursements will stay in DuckWeb for now.
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    December 16, 2026

    • You must connect to UO VPN to use DuckWeb—for extra security during our last six months on that legacy software.
    • Class schedule at classes.uoregon.edu will redirect to the new class search.
    • Faculty and advisor functions and a few other items remain in DuckWeb for now:
      • Grade entry, teaching schedules, advising transcripts, general student information, roster details, etc.
      • Faculty and graduate employee notices of appointment.
      • Student stipends and reimbursements.
      • Accounts payable/employee reimbursements.
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    January–June 2027

    • Faculty menu and other remaining functions will move out of DuckWeb.
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    End of June 2027

    • DuckWeb will be retired.
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    Ongoing

    • New features will be added to MyUO.

Where Can I Find...?

In late 2026, most functions in DuckWeb will move to MyUO. Existing links from DuckWeb to MyUO will be removed.

Learn more about navigating MyUO in the Get Started with MyUO section below.

 

Get Started with MyUO

You can also find this info at Getting Started with MyUO in the UO Service Portal.



ID card


1. Log in



Map


2. Get oriented

  • "Cards" are the building blocks of MyUO. Each card provides links or information.
  • Your Home tab is your home base.
  • Check out your other tabs, too—like Academics, Campus Life, Student Finances, and Employee Resources.



Clipboard


4. Find what you're looking for

  • Search for cards. Choose View All Cards in the upper right to browse, search, and filter by categories.
  • Find additional resources. Visit the Main Menu (menu icon ☰) in the upper left.

 

Look for familiar terms from DuckWeb, like "transcripts" or "personal information."



Digital resources


3. Personalize your dashboard

  • Save your favorite cards to your Home tab by selecting the bookmark icon in the upper right of the card.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why are we moving off DuckWeb?
  • To provide a modern, secure, and accessible experience that works better on all devices.
  • To integrate more related tasks in one place—and provide new features to help UO students, faculty, and staff flourish.
  • To keep our systems up to date and secure.
How do I log in?
  • MyUO: visit my.uoregon.edu and log in with your Duck ID and password.
  • DuckWeb: Visit duckweb.uoregon.edu and log in with your UO ID number (95 number) and PAC.
    • Starting Dec. 16, 2026: You must connect to UO VPN to access DuckWeb. A new landing page will appear at duckweb.uoregon.edu with more information.
  • When you navigate between MyUO and DuckWeb, you’ll be prompted to log in to each system as needed.
  • Certain upgraded parts of DuckWeb already prompt you to log in with your Duck ID and password.

Tip: If you get a "431 Bad Message" error when trying to access MyUO, try again in a private or incognito browser window or clear your browser's cache and cookies.

Why am I getting an error?
Do I need to learn a new system now?
  • Yes, it's time to start using MyUO.
  • In fall 2026, most functions in DuckWeb—including student, employee, and personal resources—will move to MyUO.
  • MyUO is easy to navigate! You’ll get a quick tour the first time you log in. You can also learn more in the Welcome to MyUO card.
How will I know when a feature moves to MyUO? 
  • In fall 2026, most functions in DuckWeb—including student, employee, and personal resources—will move to MyUO.
  • For major changes, we’ll notify the UO community.
Will everything from DuckWeb get moved to MyUO?
  • Core functions from DuckWeb will be moved to MyUO.
  • Some specialized functions in DuckWeb may be handled differently.
When should I update my bookmarks?
  • When a feature moves, you can update your bookmarks to MyUO.
  • MyUO is easy to navigate. All you’ll need to do is bookmark my.uoregon.edu.
Who is managing this transition?
  • This transition is coordinated by Information Services in partnership with Student Services and Enrollment Management, Student Life, Human Resources, Business Affairs, and University Communications.
How old is DuckWeb?
  • DuckWeb first launched in 1999 as UO’s central information system for students, employees, HR, and finance.
Is MyUO accessible?
  • MyUO is built with accessibility in mind—keyboard navigation, screen reader support, and high-contrast themes.
  • If you encounter barriers, please report an accessibility issue.

Learn More and Get Help

References

  • Updates on the transition: Check this webpage. For major changes, Information Services or other units will notify the UO community.
  • How to use MyUO: Visit Getting Started with MyUO.

Past News

Questions?