The Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Union (EEBU) is a student-run organization devoted to providing Ecology and Evolutionary Biology undergraduates with various academic services, social activities and resources. The Course Union holds many events each year including educational seminars with guest lecturers, field trips, nature hikes, movie nights, and socials.  EEBU also offers students previous years' tests, course information, advice on lab write-ups, test-writing, and course work.

The EEBU executive serves as representatives for the Ecology and Evolutionary undergraduates to the Arts and Science Student Union (ASSU), who in turn represent the interests of all undergraduates to the Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Science. EEBU is responsible for conducting course evaluations and providing a representation for academic grievances.

The EEBU office is located in ESC 3039 and run by a network of volunteers. Membership to EEBU is free and if you are taking any Zoology, Botany or Biology course endorsed by the Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Department. If you are interested in becoming involved or finding out more about the many resources we have available to us, contact us or just stop by our office in ESC 3039.