Service Status History

Canvas service has been restored at the University of Oregon. You may now log in and resume normal use of the system. 

A few reminders:

• Access Canvas only at canvas.uoregon.edu for Instructional Canvas or community.uoregon.edu for Community Canvas.  
• Continue to be cautious of unsolicited messages referencing Canvas, your UO account, or the recent outage. If you receive a suspicious message, do not click links or respond. 
• Report suspicious messages through service.uoregon.edu. 

Thank you for your patience over the past two days as Information Services and Instructure worked to restore the system following the national outage that affected thousands of institutions.

Canvas continues to be affected by a major outage impacting hundreds of U.S. institutions. We expect to bring Canvas back online at the University of Oregon by the end of the day today (Friday, May 8). Members of the UO community will be informed by email once Canvas is fully restored. 

In the meantime, current guidance at the UO remains as follows:

• Do not attempt to use Canvas. 
• If you are already in Canvas, log off. If it prompts you to perform any action — such as clicking a link, logging in, resetting your password, or completing any tasks — do not proceed. These prompts may not be legitimate while the system is impacted. 
• Be cautious of any unsolicited messages referencing Canvas or your UO account. 
• Report suspicious messages through the UO Service Portal. 

Thank you for your patience as the UO works with Instructure, the company behind Canvas, to restore service.

Canvas is experiencing a major issue at hundreds of institutions across the country. The situation is ongoing. 

Current guidance at the University of Oregon is as follows:

• Do not attempt to use Canvas. 
• If you are already in Canvas, log off. If it prompts you to perform any action — such as clicking a link, logging in, resetting your password, or completing any tasks — do not proceed. These prompts may not be legitimate while the system is impacted. 
• Be cautious of any unsolicited messages referencing Canvas or your UO account. 
• Report suspicious messages through https://service.uoregon.edu. 

Canvas is experiencing a major issue at hundreds of institutions across the country. The situation is ongoing. 

Current guidance at the University of Oregon is as follows:

• Do not attempt to use Canvas. 
• If you are already in Canvas, log off. If it prompts you to perform any action — such as clicking a link, logging in, resetting your password, or completing any tasks — do not proceed. These prompts may not be legitimate while the system is impacted. 
• Be cautious of any unsolicited messages referencing Canvas, your UO account. 
• Report suspicious messages through https://service.uoregon.edu. 

Canvas is experiencing a major national issue at hundreds of institutions across the country. The situation is ongoing. Current guidance at the University of Oregon is as follows:

• Do not attempt to use Canvas. 
• If you are already in Canvas, log off. If it prompts you to perform any action — such as clicking a link, logging in, resetting your password, or completing any tasks — do not proceed. These prompts may not be legitimate while the system is impacted. 
• Be cautious of any unsolicited messages referencing Canvas, your UO account. 
• Report suspicious messages through https://service.uoregon.edu. 

Canvas is experiencing a major national issue at hundreds of institutions across the country. The issue is ongoing, and Instructure, the company that operates Canvas, is aware of the issue. Current guidance at the University of Oregon is as follows:

• Do not attempt to use Canvas. 
• If you are already in Canvas, log off. If it prompts you to perform any action — such as clicking a link, logging in, resetting your password, or completing any tasks — do not proceed. These prompts may not be legitimate while the system is impacted. 
• Be cautious of any unsolicited messages referencing Canvas, your UO account. 
• Report suspicious messages through https://service.uoregon.edu. 

Canvas is experiencing a major national outage at hundreds of institutions across the country. The outage is ongoing, and Instructure, the company that operates Canvas, is aware of the issue. Current guidance at the University of Oregon is as follows:

• Do not attempt to use Canvas. 
• If you are already in Canvas, log off. If it prompts you to perform any action — such as clicking a link, logging in, resetting your password, or completing any tasks — do not proceed. These prompts may not be legitimate while the system is down. 
• Be cautious of any unsolicited messages referencing Canvas, your UO account. 
• Report suspicious messages through https://service.uoregon.edu. 

 Canvas is experiencing a major national outage at hundreds of institutions across the country, including the University of Oregon. The outage is ongoing, and Instructure, the company that operates Canvas, is aware of the issue. 

What You Can Do:

• Do not attempt to use Canvas. 
• If you are already in Canvas, log off. If it prompts you to perform any action — such as clicking a link, logging in, resetting your password, or completing any tasks — do not proceed. These prompts may not be legitimate while the system is down. 
• Be cautious of any unsolicited messages referencing Canvas, your UO account. 
• Report suspicious messages through https://service.uoregon.edu. 

Following widespread downtime yesterday (Thursday, May 7), Canvas remains down at the UO pending further evaluation.

Following widespread downtime today (Thursday, May 7), Canvas remains down at the UO pending further evaluation.