Check out the entries below to get a glimpse of a day in the life of a Willamette student. Each student is in charge of what s/he writes about, so you'll probably learn about a lot of different experiences. We recommend visiting regularly because these are updated often; new student bloggers might even pop up every once in a while.
Additionally, you might want to explore Willamette World News, which is another blog written by a handful of our international students.
(Listed in order of most recent post)
Eric Autrey[Read My Bio]
oh hey guys...just me20 Apr 2008
Aloha, Well hey guys. Its been a while and here I am just checking in. Lately my life has been a wreck with homework and I have been trying to survive some of the toughest weeks of this year. But...[Read More]
Marco Fiallo[Read My Bio]
Starting a Club!!!18 Apr 2008
And this is my last blog it is like 1240 am and I am writing this because I think it is good info!!! To start a club of something that interests you at Willamette University does not take much time.It...[Read More]
Emma Larkins[Read My Bio]
Let the Countdown Begin14 Apr 2008
The semester is quickly coming to a close, which seems really crazy to me. It feels that like just last month I was moving in and trying to figure out where my classes are. For a lot of my...[Read More]
Ellie Holt[Read My Bio]
Take Back the Night and Events in General13 Apr 2008
April is always an extremely packed month for students at Willamette. Not only do we hit the ground running academically after Spring Break, but April seems to be the magical month of cool events on this campus. I am currently...[Read More]
Yuta Kono[Read My Bio]
TIUA students arrived!!25 Feb 2008
You can find many Japanese students on campus at Willamette University. Maybe you surprise seeing them without knowing Willamette University has a long academic relationship with Tokyo International University (TIU) in Japan. Every year approximately 90 Japanese students visit the...[Read More]
Jason Panzer[Read My Bio]
It's the little things...7 Feb 2008
My operational duties as a theatre major over the past three and a half years have bound me to my cell in a way I hadn't thought possible. Now, I've never had a particularly fancy phone, not to mention a...[Read More]
