Willamette Academy graduation The public is invited to honor 23 Willamette Academy students who are graduating from high school.

Willamette honors Class of 2012 The university recognizes its students' successes through four commencement ceremonies.

Going Places with the Class of 2012 Our new graduates are ready to make their mark, both locally and abroad.

An Investment in Willamette Students and Faculty Make your gift before the end of Willamette’s fiscal year, May 31.

Spanish film series set for fall The free showings portray conflicts surrounding race, gender and immigration.

Music: Senior Honors Recital Graduating seniors will showcase their musical chops at a May 12 performance.

Politics professor awarded American Fellowship Megan Ybarra teaches global awareness by sharing her research on conservation efforts.

Alumnus earns Fulbright grant With the award, Anton Chiono '06 will work in New Zealand to study diverse climate change policies.

23rd Annual Lu‘au Photo Gallery Fire dancing, traditional Hawaiian food and student dancers were among the highlights of the event.

Student-run lu‘au dazzles community The colorful demonstration of Hawaiian culture featured fire, food and dance.

U Think: Shapes On May 9 at 6:30 p.m., Willamette University’s U Think series features Chad Giusti, visiting professor of mathematics, who will present “A Shapely Pattern.”

Campus community honors its own Leadership, service and personal achievements are recognized at an awards ceremony.

Willamette freshman wins coveted scholarship Aid and internships offered through the Kemper Scholars Program promote business savvy.

Law professor named Fulbright Scholar W. Warren Binford will advocate for children's rights in South Africa.

Pulitzer Prize winning columnist visits Willamette Nick Kristof speaks out against the oppression of women.

Grant supports sustainability and Asian studies The award to Willamette expands learning opportunities on campus and abroad.

Festival: Wulapalooza Student-led event features mud wrestling, art and music.

C-SPAN's digital bus visits Willamette The network's technology is probed by passersby on April 10.

WEMS marks 15th anniversary on campus Alumni reveal how the student program helped shape their medical careers.

U Think: Geoarchaeology Professor Scott Pike discusses the Parthenon and ancient greek socio-economic systems.

Lu'au: "Surrounded in Love" Dances representing numerous cultures will be showcased during the April 28 event.

Two students earn NSF graduate fellowships Tyler Starr ’12 and Kaeli Swift ’09 will get paid to continue their science research in graduate school.

Art: "Reading the Terrain" Professor Andries Fourie shares his experiences in Namibia through a new exhibit.

Prestigious scholarship awards announced Two Willamette students earn Udall awards for helping to better their community.

Lecture: Nick Kristof Two-time Pulitzer prize-winning New York Times columnist to speak at Willamette University April 23.

Lecture: "Short Lives and Forgotten Deaths" Anthropologist Maria Liston discusses the discovery of baby skeletal remains in Agora.

Lecture: African Art The free lecture explores the dynamic relationship between art and culture in West Africa.

Music: Jazz Collective The free, April 24 concert promises a new twist on popular songs.

Willamette student picked for national fellowship Reynaldo Goicochea ’13 will learn about public policy through a selective summer program.

Art: Student Exhibition Willamette seniors showcase their works, including photography, ceramics and mixed media.

Theatre: "Adding Machine: A Musical" Willamette's new musical spotlights people's complicated relationship with technology.

Dempsey Foundation invests in Willamette Environmental and earth sciences students will benefit from a new, $500,000 scholarship fund.

Climate changes blamed on fossil fuels Climatologist James Hansen shares plans for combating global warming at the Dempsey Lecture.

At the Forefront of Global HR Research Professor Lisbeth Claus Authors Benchmarking Study

Management study attracts international buzz A Willamette professor emerges at the forefront of global HR research.

Music: Distinguished Artists Series Willamette University’s Grace Goudy Distinguished Artists Series presents performances and master classes by renowned soprano Julianne Baird and acclaimed early keyboard artist Marcia Hadjimarkos.

Community through Art Marie Watt ’90, one of the country’s foremost contemporary Native American artists, engages others in the creation of her work.

Biology professor awarded science grant Students gain research and publication experience by studying data on camas lilies.

Lecture: "Sticks and Stones"

Law school fellowships offered Willamette University Public Interest Law Project raises record amount of money for student aid.

Willamette named on honor roll The university earns federal appreciation for its dedication to community service.

Music: Thai Buddhist Concert

Student athletes earn prestigious awards Stephanie Skelly '12 and Kimber Mattox '11 receive NCAA postgraduate scholarships.

Challenges to Sexual Selection To commemorate and celebrate 20 years of women’s and gender studies at Willamette University, the department presents “Sexual Selection’s Changing Definitions and the Social Selection Challenge,” on March 8 at 7:30 p.m. in Willamette University College of Law’s Paulus Lecture Hall.

Grant funds continuance of math consortium Students and staff share their ongoing math research with regional educators.

Collaborative research spurred by grant Physics and exercise science professors share interest in muscle vibration therapy.

Willamette ranks high in bar exam preparation The National Jurist magazine names Willamette's College of Law as 12th best in the nation.

Lecture: "How We Know How the Universe Started"

Willamette's Got Talent!

Lecture: "Dining with Augustus"

Africa Week Africa Club explores the diversity of African cultures with free events.

Dempsey Lecture: Climate Change Climatologist James E. Hansen discusses the science used to measure climate change and the solutions that must be implemented for the sake of future generations.

U Think: Teaching Evolution On March 14, Willamette University’s U Think series features award-winning teacher Jason Niedermeyer, who will present “How Darwin would teach evolution.”

Thai Buddhist Concert Dancers and musicians from Wat Buddhanusorn, a Thai Buddhist Temple, will perform March 14 from 7:30-9 p.m.

Social Pow wow On March 10, Willamette University's Native American student organization presents its Tenth Annual Social Pow wow in the university’s Sparks Athletic Center.

Lecture: Beijing's Lama Temple

Presidential Inauguration Photo Gallery A week of events honoring Willamette’s history — and looking toward the future — marked the inauguration of President Stephen E. Thorsett.

Concert: "Winds of Change"

Willamette inaugurates 25th president A week of events honoring Willamette’s history — and looking toward the future — marked the inauguration of President Stephen E. Thorsett.

Art history professor wins Graves Award Ricardo De Mambro Santos plans to share his groundbreaking research on Da Vinci with students.

Mysteries of Saturn revealed Planetary Scientist Carolyn Porco unveils research findings and photos at Atkinson Lecture.

Willamette student earns Berkeley fellowship Ellie Calixtro '13 was one of 30 students selected to study public policy this summer.

New TIUA class arrives The 23-year-old Salem program fosters academic and cultural learning.

Theatre: "The American Dream" Willamette Theatre presents two, one-act comedies by Edward Albee

Symposium: Fukushima Nearly a year after a disastrous earthquake and tsunami hit northern Japan, a free two-day symposium at Willamette University’s College of Law will gather people to identify and learn from the global lessons of Fukushima.

Atkinson Lecture Series: Exploring Saturn Exploring Saturn

Law school launches "3+3" program with Oregon State University The new program, like one already offered at Willamette, enables students to earn bachelor's and law degrees in six years.

Willamette recognized for Peace Corps service More than 300 undergraduate alumni have volunteered since its inception in 1961.

Puttin' on the Ritz The annual event transports attendees back to the swing era with an evening of jazz and big-band music and dancing.

President Steve Thorsett shares his passion for science Stories about the evolution of stars and his discovery of a planet are on tap for Feb. 6 talk.

Willamette University announces new head football coach Alumnus and Offensive Coordinator Glen Fowles '96 replaces Mark Speckman.

Willamette University leads effort to develop Chinese Debate Association Chinese and Willamette students will take part in the new debate program.

Willamette honors King's legacy Activism and equity promoted through two weeks of events in Salem.

Distinguished Artists Series: Arnaldo Cohen Brazilian-born pianist Arnaldo Cohen, whose increasingly successful career has taken him to the major concert halls of Europe and North and South America, will perform as part of the Grace Goudy Distinguished Artists Series.

Willamette's MBA program ranked best in Oregon The new listing, from Poets & Quants, tops off a year of prestigious honors for the Atkinson Graduate School of Management.

Willamette musicians tour Northwest Numerous choir concerts planned in Salem and Washington state.

Select November media clippings Stories from the news and web.

Northwest liberal arts colleges collaborate Foundation support empowers joint faculty teams to share resources and expand student opportunities.

Sustainability Council awards nine mini-grants Willamette staff and students earn recognition for regional sustainability efforts.

Willamette professor named vice chair of Mercy Corps Northwest Larry Ettner models volunteerism to Atkinson graduate students.

Student dispute resolution team off to nationals This is the second, consecutive year a Willamette law school team has made the cut.

Grant funds Native American art project Three artists' residencies are planned at the Hallie Ford Museum of Art during the next year.

Willamette receives $171,000 for science research The funds will improve the efficiency of a new and powerful microscope used by students and faculty.

College Colloquium student program recognized A $40,000 award will fund student research grants and faculty development.

Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright visits Willamette Suzan-Lori Parks advises students to trust their instincts.

Select October media clippings Stories from the news and web.

Willamette celebrates holiday season Learn more about the university's concerts and holiday activities in December.

Carson Scholars share highlights of work Homophobia and teaching strategies are among varied topics researched by students.

Willamette hosts writer Lidia Yuknavitch Students learn writing craft from notable professional.

Alumni give advice Versatility of economics degree touted to undergraduates.

Willamette alumnus named state librarian Alumnus links Willamette education to new job.

Study examines climate's role on ecosystems Willamette University professor shares findings on Joshua trees, yucca moths.

Library features photo exhibition Work shows life in the secluded Russian city of Magadan.

Willamette advances in Kiplinger's ranking The university moves up 11 spots in best value ranking.

Alumni gather for 'Seven Cities, One Night' Several hundred people reconnect at reunions across the country.

Jane Goodall discusses the power of youth Watch a short video of clips from the lecture.

Grant supports physics research NSF funding offers research opportunities for professor and students.

Q&A with Nobel laureate Dale Mortensen During his 50th reunion, he shares his story and passion for education.

Select September media clippings Stories from the news and web.

Class of 1961 gives back The 50th reunion class supports scholarships with nearly $1 million gift.

Environmental scientist to speak at national conference Scott Pike to present Neolithic dig research at Geological Society's annual meeting.

Small school produces big results Willamette's MBA program is among Forbes' and Aspen Institute's best business schools.

MBA for Professionals celebrates five years Graduates come from all sectors and industries, representing 150 different organizations.

NSF funds powerful imaging equipment Scientists collaborate with students to purchase a laser scanning confocal microscope.

U.S. News ranks Willamette among 2012's “Best Colleges” The university's co-curricular activities, study abroad opportunities and focus on sustainability are highlighted.

Panhellenic Council earns national award Willamette's council is one of 15 nationally to receive the Biennial Progress Award.

Select August media clippings Stories from the news and web.

Washington Monthly and Newsweek/The Daily Beast rankings reward service Civic engagement propels the university into Washington Monthly's top 30 liberal arts colleges.

Timeless Renaissance: Reception, lecture and symposium In conjunction with the Hallie Ford Museum of Art's exhibition, art history professor Ricardo De Mambro Santos will

Robert Hass delivers opening convocation The Pulitzer Prize-winning poet laureate advises first-year students to embrace their humanity.

Family Weekend draws nearly 1,000 visitors Undergraduate students and their families experience a slice of Willamette life together.

Willamette welcomes the class of 2015 First-year students and their families kick off the school year with Opening Days.

U Think: Founders' Conservatism History professor Seth Cotlar will discuss Tea Party claims about America’s founders within historical context.

Timeless Renaissance: Italian Drawings The Hallie Ford Museum of Art features recently rediscovered 16th-19th century Italian drawings never shown outside of Italy.

Select July media clippings Stories from the news and web.

Forbes and Fiske select Willamette for best colleges lists Forbes praises Willamette's value, and Fiske commends campus life and educational opportunities.

Willamette MBA named to Forbes list The Atkinson Graduate School of Management is Oregon's only MBA program on Forbes' top business school list.

Willamette among The Princeton Review's best The popular guide praises Willamette's academics, co-curricular activities and talented professors.

Alum chosen for entrepreneur program Marco Fiallo ’11 will use his experience at the national bootcamp to help him open a hostel and support local businesses in Ecuador.

Welcome graduate students More than 300 students arrived on campus to kick off graduate programs in law, management and education.

Award sends student abroad Fletcher Haynes ’12 has earned a competitive Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship to study in Granada, Spain.

Willamette Theatre announces 2011-12 season The season offers a modern take on the everyman and includes a one-night-only production with an Emmy Award-winning actress.

Grant goes to music faculty member Elise Yun earned a competitive award from the Oregon Arts Commission to enhance her work with piano.

Hallie Ford Museum of Art seeks docents Volunteers are needed to lead museum tours.

Grant enhances Oregon Writing Project The award will support the Graduate School of Education in offering a new Certificate in the Teaching of Writing.

New president greets campus President Steve Thorsett and his wife met with faculty, administrators, students and staff recently at an informal social.

Select June media clippings Stories from the news and web.

U Think: Lady Gaga Rhetoric's Amber Davisson will discuss the strategies Lady Gaga uses to craft her image.

Museum announces exhibitions A variety of innovative and historically significant exhibits are planned for the upcoming season at Hallie Ford Museum of Art.

Grant supports art exhibition The Ford Family Foundation award is for a Willamette alumna’s exhibition next spring at the Hallie Ford Museum of Art.

Alumnus appointed by governor Dmitri Palmateer ’96 will become the Oregon governor’s legislative director later this month.

Alumnus earns Fulbright Evan Larson ’02, a professor at the University of Wisconsin-Platteville, will spend a year researching forests and teaching in Sweden.

Psychology prof wins grant Erik Noftle’s award will allow students to collaborate with him on research into personality development.

Alumna honored for service Darlene Cain earned a lifetime achievement award from the American Diabetes Association.

Former Bearcat wins national title Nick Symmonds ’06 took first place in the 800 meters for the fourth year straight at the USA Track & Field Championships.

Grant provides new tools to examine the past Professor Scott Pike bolsters archaeology field school with high tech imaging equipment.

MBA Mid-Summer Gathering The Willamette MBA program is hosting two gatherings for current and prospective students, alumni, faculty and staff.

Select May media clippings Stories from the news and web.

Graduate’s blog featured in Time A blog authored by Willamette alumnus J.D. Roth ’91 was named one of the best of 2011 by Time magazine.

Julie Gess-Newsome named dean With 20 years of experience in higher education as a teacher, researcher and administrator, Gess-Newsome will lead the Graduate School of Education.

Biology prof earns national grant Emma Coddington’s award supports collaborative student-faculty research on the way hormones change behaviors.

Student heads to India through fellowship Jenny Seward ’11 earned an opportunity to spend nine months studying social enterprise abroad.

Athletes earn All-America honors Two Bearcat track and field athletes achieved All-America status during the NCAA Division III national competition.

Bearcats head to nationals Two tennis players and six track and field athletes will compete at the NCAA Division III Championships.

Scholarship sends students to Tanzania Isabella Guida ’12 and Carley Kwiatkowski ’13 earned a competitive national award to study abroad next year.

Willamette Academy graduation The public is invited to honor 18 Willamette Academy students who are graduating high school.

Theatre dedicated to Pelton The M. Lee Pelton Theatre commemorates the president’s leadership and long-standing commitment to the arts.

Graduate earns recognition for paper Chelsea Robinson ’10 recently had her research paper published and selected as an “outstanding example of student scholarship.”

Ross Palmer Beecher: Americana Ross Palmer Beecher is a Seattle mixed media artist who has developed a highly personal iconography based on American history and culture.

Lord and Schryver: Shaping our Cultural Landscape From June 22 through Sept. 18, the Hallie Ford Museum of Art will present an exhibition of garden designs from Elizabeth Lord and Edith Schryver.

Willamette honors Class of 2011 The university celebrated this year’s graduates in four commencement ceremonies.

Oregon Symphony classical concert The last concert of the 2010–11 season will highlight the talent of the symphony’s own musicians.

Willamette recognized for service The university's commitment to service was honored with the second highest recognition in a national award program.

Office of the President Meet the 25th president, Stephen E. Thorsett, who starts at Willamette on July 1.

Student earns Fulbright to Spain Lily Busher ’11 will teach English in Madrid through a prestigious national grant.

Willamette Academy benefit celebration The celebration and auction marks $40,000 in pledges from rotary club members to Willamette Academy.

Student named Truman Scholar Erin Bloom’s award provides up to $30,000 in scholarships for students pursuing careers in public service.

Middle-schoolers learn at museum A new program helps students connect their social studies lessons with collections at the Hallie Ford Museum of Art.

Fulbright goes to Willamette senior Christopher Propst ’11 earned a national grant that will allow him to teach in South Korea.

Select April media clippings Stories from the news and web.

Willamette honors Pelton Faculty, staff and students gathered to say farewell to President M. Lee Pelton, who is leaving Willamette after 13 years.

Student named Kemper Scholar Amara Fanucci ’14 earned a national award that provides her with scholarships and internship opportunities.

Lecture focuses on environmental justice Majora Carter visited Willamette to meet with students and discuss her work in urban sustainability.

Pelton honored for cultural heritage work President M. Lee Pelton earned an award for raising awareness of Salem’s heritage.

Alumnus named board chairman Business consulting company Deloitte LLP has chosen Punit Renjen MM’86 as its board chairman.

Grant supports undergrad research Biology Assistant Professor Emma Coddington won a prestigious grant that will allow her students to join her in the lab.

Students present scholarly work Student Scholarship Recognition Day allowed undergraduates to share the results of their research and creative pursuits.

Fulbright Grant goes to chemistry major Tucker Mottl ’11 heads to Spain in the fall to research the chemical ecology of lichen in Antarctica.

Students learn about democracy High school students from Bosnia and Herzegovina are visiting Willamette this month to explore active citizenship.

Green guide recognizes Willamette The Princeton Review names Willamette one of the nation’s most environmentally responsible colleges.

Student earns Goldwater Scholarship Tyler Starr ’12 received a national award for his accomplishments in the sciences.

Exhibit highlights research forest Local and regional artists created works inspired by environmental projects at Willamette’s Zena Forest.

Fraternity hosts philanthropy event Sigma Chi’s week-long program involves several Greek organizations in raising money for cancer research.

Grant goes to English prof Mike Chasar’s award from the National Endowment for the Humanities will support his book on popular American poetry.

Art majors showcase projects The artworks of graduating seniors are on display at Willamette’s Hallie Ford Museum of Art.

Biology prof earns two research grants One of Chris Smith’s awards will support his Joshua tree research, which he does collaboratively with students.

Lecture: Mysteries of Mine Howe, Orkney Archaeologists Nick Card and Jane Downs will discuss their work on an Iron Age site in Scotland.

Select March media clips Stories from the news.

Alumna earns national science fellowship Natalie Goldberg’s award will support her PhD work at University of California, Irvine.

Students prepare for lu‘au The popular, student-run event features food and dances that are authentic to Polynesian cultures.

MBA course featured in magazine Willamette's angel investing program was named one of the 10 best entrepreneurship courses by Inc. magazine.

Afghan activist visits Willamette Malalai Joya, often called “the bravest woman in Afghanistan,” met with students and gave a public lecture.

Lecture: History of alcoholic beverages A noted biomolecular archaeologist will tell the story of humanity’s ingenious, intoxicating quest for the perfect drink.

Faculty works on display A new exhibit in the Hatfield Library showcases the scholarly and creative work of Willamette’s professors.

Willamette honors Japanese American students A memorial remembers 10 students who were forced to go to internment camps during World War II.

Death of a Salesman Directed by Rod Ceballos, Willamette Theatre's production of "Death of a Salesman" features guest actor Mikel MacDonald as Willy Loman, acting professor Susan Coromel as Linda Loman and guest sound designer Cecil Averett.

Fulbright goes to politics prof David Gutterman will teach and conduct research in the Czech Republic thanks to a prestigious, competitive grant.

Chemistry professor earns grant Alison Fisher’s award will allow a local high school science teacher to join her in the lab for research.

Alexandra Opie and senior art students The Hallie Ford Museum of Art features two new exhibitions beginning April 9.

Prominent Afghan feminist to lecture Malalai Joya, a prominent Afghan feminist and war critic, will speak about the U.S. occupation of Afghanistan and its impact on the country's people.

Challenges to Church-State Separation A D.C. policy analyst will visit Willamette March 28 to discuss the separation of church and state.

Vocal Jazz Invitational Festival Willamette University's nationally recognized vocal jazz ensemble, the Willamette Singers, has invited three of the region's top high school jazz choirs to join them in performance.

Improv ensemble Noru Ka Soru Ka The Willamette Underground and Improvisational Program will present a performance by Noru Ka Soru Ka, improvised music and dance ensemble.

Classical music benefit concert Cellist Nancy Ives will join pianist Anita King in a recital to benefit the Oregon Symphony Association in Salem and the Willamette music program.

Musical responses to Emily Dickinson's poetry Music professors from Willamette University and Lewis & Clark College will team up for a recital of vocal settings of the poetry of Emily Dickinson.

Ethiopian Christian Art Willamette University’s Hallie Ford Museum of Art will present "Glory of Kings: Ethiopian Christian Art from Oregon Collections."

Willamette implements composting program The university is working with the county to compost food waste from campus dining halls.

Earthquake and tsunami update Tokyo International University of America's Gunnar Gundersen provides information about students affected by the earthquake and tsunami in Japan. All students' immediate families are safe.

Willamette hosts institute in China Students are invited to join a post-session this summer focusing on sustainability and global engagement.

Select February media clips Stories from the news.

CLA announces commencement speaker Introducing speaker Bill Nye and honorary degree recipients, including a Nobel Prize-winning alumnus.

Students form museum club The new club is working to build greater student involvement in Willamette’s Hallie Ford Museum of Art.

Alumnae honored for community impact Three Portland-area Willamette graduates have earned the Women of Influence Orchid Award.

Dramatic Vocal Arts: Hansel and Gretel Willamette musicians will present this classic opera on March 11 and 12.

Student organizations mobilize A bill in Congress is the latest in a long line of real-world issues to spark widespread involvement at Willamette.

Alumnus joins national commission James Cuno ’73 will serve with prominent leaders and artists on the Commission on the Humanities and Social Sciences.

Dancers prepare for concerts The Willamette Dance Company produces two annual concerts that are choreographed and performed by students.

Willamette Master Chorus: Handel's Messiah The chorus, joined by Willamette musicians, will perform this Baroque masterpiece Feb. 26 and 27.

David Brooks visits Willamette The acclaimed political writer met with undergraduate and MBA students before delivering a community lecture.

Jazz Concert: Ralph Alessi and This Against That Acclaimed jazz artists Ralph Alessi and This Against That will perform Feb. 20 in Rogers Rehearsal Hall.

Dean Symeonides steps down to teach and write full-time Associate Dean Peter Letsou will serve as dean of the College of Law for the next two years.

Willamette celebrates Africa A week of student-organized events showcase the diversity of African countries and cultures.

Prof creates online agriculture resource The Willamette Valley Agriculture wiki provides info on local farms while serving as a learning tool for students.

Musuem presents Henk Pander films Learn about Pander's artistic journey and the story behind his portrait of Governor McCall.

Grant enhances science teaching A Keck Foundation grant supports a program to improve science education at Willamette and other area universities.

Japanese garden opens at Kaneko The latest Tokyo International University of America class arrived this month to find a new Japanese garden.

Beethoven Sonata Cycle World-renowned musicians Anthea Kreston (violin), Jason Duckles (cello) and Cary Lewis (piano) perform a series of Beethoven's sonatas.

Select January media clips Stories from the news.

Literary critic visits Willamette Literature scholar and writer Terry Castle spent several days meeting with students and addressing the community.

WU ranks high for Peace Corps volunteers Willamette is 13th in the nation among small colleges and universities for number of alumni serving.

Professional flutist visits Willamette Student musicians spent a day learning from Jill Felber about how to improve their performance techniques.

Alumna named governor’s legal advisor Liani Reeves ’98, JD’01 will build on her successful law career by advising Oregon Gov. John Kitzhaber.

Beethoven Sonata Cycle World-renowned musicians Anthea Kreston (violin), Jason Duckles (cello) and Cary Lewis (piano) perform a series of Beethoven's sonatas.

Willamette celebrates King’s legacy Two weeks of events encourage people to analyze the connections between sustainability and equity.

Alumni among Forty Under 40 Seven Portland-area Willamette alumni are being honored for achievement in their careers and the community.

Faculty music concert Mezzo-soprano Allison Swensen-Mitchell and pianist Anita King will perform selections from Schumann, Brahms and Grieg.

Pianist Ilya Itin Willamette hosts internationally acclaimed Russian pianist Ilya Itin

Online MAT program launches Willamette’s new program gives students more flexibility about when and where to complete their teaching degree.

Celebrate King’s legacy with events at Willamette Speakers, artists and service opportunities abound at this year's Martin Luther King Jr. celebration.

Hallie Ford Museum of Art seeks docents Volunteers are needed to lead museum tours.

Select December media clips Stories from the news.

Environmental justice task force earns award EPA recognizes Oregon task force, chaired by university leaders in environmental justice.

Poetry prof earns fellowship Stephanie Lenox was one of 13 artists in the state to win a 2011 fellowship from the Oregon Arts Commission.

Alumnus to lead state organization Kerry Tymchuk ’81, JD’84 was appointed interim executive director of the Oregon Historical Society.

Student coaches robotics team Collin Skiles ’13 is leading a group of elementary and middle school students to a state competition.

Public comment sought on accreditation review As part of the regular NWCCU accreditation process, Willamette University announces the opportunity to comment with regard to the university’s qualification for re-accreditation.

Alumni create TV pilot Two former Willamette classmates are getting the attention of Hollywood executives for a television series they created.

Hallie Ford Museum of Art closed for winter holidays Galleries will be closed from Dec. 24 - Jan. 3.

Willamette Master Chorus The chorus will present three holiday concerts along with the choir from North Salem High School.

Center aids in quantitative analysis The QUAD Center helps students across disciplines better understand the numbers of their daily lives.

Civil rights activist Angela Davis This event is part of Willamette’s Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration 2011, featuring two weeks of activities for the university and Salem communities.

Select November media clips Stories from the news.

Star Trees lit for the holidays The Willamette and Salem communities came together to celebrate the season.

Big Box Environmental Governance Professor Peter Dauvergn, director of the Liu Institute for Global Issues, will discuss environmental programs from big box stores.

Music professor's CD sales to support scholarships Hekun Wu performs Bach solos for cello.

Blog spreads global perspective Willamette World News allows international students to share news and other insights from their home countries.

Climate Change in Southern Egypt Professor Kathleen Nicoll from the University of Utah will discuss her research on climate change in Saharan North Africa.

Alumnus appears on “Glee” John West ’73, a professional musician in Hollywood, sang in a recent episode of the popular TV show.

Electric Bass Master Class Electric bassist John Pounds will conduct a free master class Dec. 2.

MBA students start Net Impact chapter The international organization allows students to serve the community while learning management skills.

Archives house congressional collections The library’s repositories of papers, photos and personal items are like a treasure trove for researchers.

Hallie Ford Museum of Art closed for Thanksgiving holiday In observance of Thanksgiving, the Hallie Ford Museum of Art will close on Wednesday, Nov. 24 at 3 p.m. and re-open on Saturday, Nov. 27 at 10 a.m.

Poet laureate visits Willamette A packed house in Hudson Hall heard Billy Collins read his work and offer insight into the poetic world.

Alumna nominated to be U.S. attorney President Barack Obama nominated Amanda Marshall JD’95 to serve as Oregon's top federal prosecutor.

Francis Celentano: Form and Color A major 45-year retrospective exhibition of Celentano’s work opens Nov. 20, 2010 and continues through Jan. 16, 2011.

Alumna publishes eco-friendly guide A new book by Joy Hatch MAT’97 educates on how to raise children in an eco-friendly atmosphere.

Technological Innovation in Imperial Rome A lecture by Lynne Lancaster from Ohio University will address the relationship between ancient building technologies and Roman society.

Former prof joins Oregon Arts Commission The governor appointed Roger Hull to help establish policies for public support of the arts.

Beethoven Sonata Cycle A concert at Willamette by three renowned musicians will explore Beethoven’s sonatas.

Alumnus honored for classroom excellence Jason Niedermeyer ’01, MAT’05 earned an award for his innovative style in teaching evolution.

Jazz Night A free concert on Nov. 19 will feature guest artist Dan Gailey along with the Willamette Jazz Collective, the Willamette Singers and the Walker Quintet.

University Chamber Orchestra The orchestra’s fall concert on Nov. 18 will feature music by Beethoven, Bach and Estonian composer Heino Eller.

Wind Ensemble Concert The free concert on Nov. 23 will feature music from and written about Mexico.

Fall Faculty Music Recital Pianist Jean-David Coen and cellist Hekun Wu will give a free performance Dec. 1 of works by Chopin and Rachmaninoff.

A Victorian Christmas with John Doan A holiday tradition in its 24th season, this concert will feature John Doan re-enacting what Christmas might have been like a century ago.

Christmas in Hudson Hall Willamette Music presents this annual Christmas performance on Dec. 9 and 10.

Career event inspires students Willamette alumni gave students some food for thought regarding how to turn their majors into careers.

WU alumni recognized for business A family of Willamette graduates was honored for success in their public relations company.

Select October media clips Stories from the news.

Poet laureate Billy Collins The free event is open to the public and will be followed by a book signing.

NY Times journalist visits WU David Rohde, who was once held captive by the Taliban, shared his story and insights into the Afghanistan war.

Carson Scholars present projects A group of undergraduates recently shared the results of their summer research.

Willamette among best values Kiplinger’s Personal Finance named Willamette one of the best value private liberal arts colleges in the nation.

WU gets high marks for green efforts The Sustainable Endowments Institute’s latest college report card gives Willamette As for many programs.

College Colloquium grants renewed A new grant allows Willamette to continue offering a summer research program for freshmen.

WU awards sustainability grants Vermicomposting and sustainability books for schoolchildren are among the projects that were funded.

Professor featured on PBS The crow research of Professor David Craig and his colleagues is the subject of the next episode of “Nature.”

Grant enhances Canadian studies Politics Professor Sammy Basu earned his fifth grant from the Canadian Embassy to fund academic opportunities.

Alumna hits the silver screen Theatre graduate Jillian Kramer ’04 stars in John Carpenter’s latest horror film.

Salem Peace Lecture Father John Dear, an internationally known voice for peace and nonviolence, will discuss ways we can move toward a more just and sustainable society.

Lecture: Women’s Work in Spanish Paintings An art history expert will discuss the influence of paintings of women’s labor on the modernization of Spain.

Willamette alumnus appointed CEO Fahad Al-Hamidi ’88 was recently named the chief executive officer for Global Saudia.

Lecture: New York Times journalist David Rohde The Taliban held journalist David Rohde prisoner for seven months — now the WU community can hear his story.

Law professor’s sustainability work honored Robin Morris Collin received an award from the Oregon State Bar for leadership in sustainability issues.

Alumnus wins Nobel Prize in Economics Dale T. Mortensen ’61 earns the 2010 prize for his analysis of labor markets.

New installation focuses on landscape of the American West Gallery will be used for faculty-curated exhibitions.

Professor to play at international jazz festival James Miley's group Bug will headline at Jazzmandu.

Education professor wins national grant Steve Rhine earns $742,000 to create a center with resources for teaching algebra.

Select September media clips Stories from the news.

Willamette debuts renovated theatre The playhouse features a state-of-the-art theatre for performances and enhanced production labs for student work.

Alumna awarded theatre fellowship Shana Cooper ’99 earned a national fellowship in recognition of her achievements in the theatre world.

Biology professor earns NSF grant Gary Tallman’s grant will pay for collaborative student-faculty research on plants and climate change.

Center for Asian Studies teaches about Cambodia A survivor of genocide in Cambodia details his efforts to improve the country’s schools.

Law alumna recognized Elizabeth Martin JD’82, a judge in Pierce County, Wash., will receive a notable award for her work mentoring women lawyers.

Reunion Weekend Willamette alumni came back to campus in record numbers to remember and celebrate their alma mater.

Global Climate Change: Options & Next Steps M. C. Mehta, one of the world’s foremost environmental attorneys, visits campus Oct. 7.

Law school ranks as a “Best Value” Willamette College of Law is named one of the nation’s best values based on alumni bar passage and employment.

Alumna honored for enterprises Dani Cone ’98, who started coffee and pie-making businesses, is one of the Puget Sound area’s 40 Under 40.

Mortar Board receives national honor The Cap & Gown chapter at Willamette was honored for high chapter standards.

Students named Gilman Scholars Jill Schneeman ’12 and Hanna Connett ’11 have earned national scholarships to study abroad.

Willamette Theatre announces 2010-2011 schedule From dancing to Death of a Salesman, don't miss this year's productions in the newly renovated playhouse.

Internship and Volunteer Fair A diverse group of organizations invited students to discover service and job training options — and get a jump start on careers.

Event showcases student activities Willamette organizations offer students a path towards positive social and academic experiences.

Crow's Shadow Institute Biennial The exhibition includes a selection of recent, contemporary prints by Native American artists from throughout the United States.

Museum holds teacher workshop and gallery talks for "Critical Messages" exhibit Visit Tuesdays from 12:30-1 p.m. for gallery talks through Nov. 2, 2010.

Alumna earns competitive fellowship Mariah Mayfield ’07 won an award from the EPA to support her graduate studies in fisheries management.

Select August media clips Stories from the news and web.

President Pelton announces his final year Pelton will become president at Emerson College July 2011.

Environment 4.0: The Next 40 Years Bill Dietrich, an assistant professor of environmental studies at Western Washington University and a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, will discuss major environmental issues facing the Northwest.

Alumna named Javits Fellow Rebecca Scofield ’08 earned a major national scholarship to help her complete her graduate work on East Asian culture.

Article features football coach The Chronicle of Higher Education highlights Head Coach Mark Speckman’s success as a motivational speaker.

Willamette welcomes class of 2014 The new undergraduate students are among the strongest academically in Willamette’s history.

AGSM joins Peace Corps Fellows program Returned Peace Corps volunteers can receive financial assistance while earning their MBA at Willamette.

Willamette sustainability highlighted A national environmental news source notes Willamette’s commitment to sustainability initiatives.

U.S. News Top 100 Willamette moves up and is named among top "Up-and-coming National Liberal Arts Colleges."

Willamette among “Cool Schools” The Sierra Club’s magazine has recognized Willamette as one of the nation’s greenest schools.

Science journalist visits WU Jonah Lehrer, hailed as “an important new thinker” by the L.A. Times, will speak to Willamette’s freshmen during orientation.

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Select July media clips Stories from the news and web.

Princeton Review The 2011 edition of “The Best 373 Colleges” names Willamette one of the country’s best universities for undergraduate education.

WU co-hosts China institute Willamette professors and students explored sustainability alongside participants from numerous other countries.

Alumni work on feature film Yoichiro Aoiki ’00 and John Englund ’06 were involved in converting “The Last Airbender” to 3D.

Hallie Ford Museum of Art seeks docents Volunteers are needed to lead museum tours.

Alumnus in the news Jim Albaugh ’72, president and CEO of Boeing Commercial Airplanes, debuted his company’s new jet in England.

Select June media clips Stories from the news and web.

MBA program earns national honor The Graduate Management Admission Council recognized Willamette with the Team MBA Institutional Award.

Athlete recognized for academics Chris Platano ’10 has earned an NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship and Academic All-America honors.

Former Bearcat continues winning Runner Nick Symmonds ’06 won another U.S. outdoor championship and placed high at the Prefontaine Classic.

New dean brings NSF grant to WU College of Liberal Arts Dean Marlene Moore’s grant will engage area faculty in activities to improve biology education.

Making the invisible visible Willamette economist Nathan Sivers Boyce discusses the real costs of oil.

2010-11 Atkinson lecturers announced Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter David Rohde will describe what he witnessed while being held by the Taliban.

Psychology professor studies friendships Melissa Witkow's research connects in-school friends and achievement.

Students perform Japanese folk tales Tokyo International University of America students share traditional stories with the Salem community.

Athletes earn academic honors Two Willamette track and cross country athletes were named First Team Academic All-District by ESPN The Magazine.

Professor awarded $51,000 for Oregon Writing Project Karen Hamlin's grant will support learning opportunities for teachers.

Select May media clips Stories from the news and web.

Tracing galactic flow Physics professor Rick Watkins' work presents a challenge for the current cosmological model.

Literacy Leadership Conference Graduate School of Education to host conference from June 18-19.

Professor wins science award Physics professor David Altman earned a grant to support undergraduate research assistants.

Service through teaching Seven seniors join the growing ranks of Willamette students accepted into Teach for America.

Willamette scholars rack up honors Nine students and alumni earned ten national scholarships this spring for their academic accomplishments.

Presenting employees of the year Reyna Meyers and Stephanie Nixon are named employees of the year.

Professor discusses enemies The New York Times covers Melissa Witkow's work in “Can an Enemy Be a Child’s Friend?”

Willamette Academy graduation The college access program for underrepresented students will celebrate its fourth graduating class May 27.

Willamette celebrates commencement The university honored the undergraduate and graduate students in the Class of 2010 with four ceremonies.

Grant sends student to Senegal Shannon Satterwhite ’10 will research health care in Africa through a National Science Foundation grant.

Mexican folk art exhibition “Selections from the Arreguin-Lytle Collection” opens May 29.

Professor earns fellowship Lynn Makau won an award from the American Association of University Women to help her complete a book project.

Alumnus wins two research grants Ivo Dimitrov ’08 will study and conduct research in Bulgaria and Spain through two notable awards.

Grounds managed organically Willamette has earned accreditation from Oregon Tilth for using sustainable landscaping practices.

Select April media clips Stories from the news and web.

Professor to serve as Cultural Envoy in Namibia Andries Fourie to teach Namibian arts extension officers this summer.

Student named Goldwater Scholar Charlotte Osborne ’11 earned a prestigious scholarship for students pursuing science or mathematics careers.

Freshman named Kemper Scholar Keith Fakhoury ’13 was selected for the prestigious national scholarship-mentorship program.

Alumnus wins NSF fellowship Alex Compton ’06 earned a notable award to support his molecular biology research in graduate school.

Museum announces 2010-11 exhibitions A wide variety of exhibitions have been planned for 2010-11 at the Hallie Ford Museum of Art.

Graduate School of Education accreditation GSE earns accreditation from the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education.

Grants to fund new collaborative model Mellon awards Willamette $710,000, including $460,000 to support a new model for student-faculty collaboration.

Princeton Review calls Willamette “green” A new guide features Willamette among the country’s most environmentally responsible colleges.

Student earns Fulbright Grant Anthropology major Caitlin Casebolt ’10 will head to Germany for a year to teach English.

Professor awarded $211,749 for Zena Forest Karen Arabas secures an OWEB grant to restore the watershed, providing critical habitat and hands-on learning opportunities.

Richard Ellis earns grant for book project Ellis will explore the intersection between discrimination and freedom of association in the Boy Scouts.

Law professor quoted by Associated Press Keith Cunningham-Parmeter provided his employment law expertise regarding a medical marijuana case.

Lecture: Ancient Egypt resurrection beliefs Dr. Lanny Bell, professor of Egyptology at Brown University, will address the ancient Egyptian belief of the resurrection of the dead.

GSE partners with Willamette Academy Graduate School of Education students learn from academy families to improve parent-teacher relationships.

Student named Truman Scholar The award for students planning public service careers provides Hannah Harper ’11 up to $30,000 for graduate school.

Grant funds partnership with high school teacher Partners in Science program connects Professor Sarah Kirk with a local HS teacher for research.

Willamette honors faculty Ten professors received awards for scholarship, leadership, service and teaching excellence.

Professor produces CD in Ford Hall The improvised dance music on Professor Mike Nord’s latest CD was mixed and mastered in Ford’s new studio.

Students explore U.S. democracy Students from Bosnia and Herzegovina are on campus this month to learn about leadership, civic engagement and debate.

Read The Scene online The latest issue of the university magazine features alumni sharing how they use their Willamette degrees.

Select March media clips Stories from the news and web.

Global climate change discussion Former Oregon Secretary of State Bill Bradbury will present "An Inconvenient Truth" on April 5.

Music professor earns notable award The Oregon Arts Commission honored cellist Hekun Wu with a Career Opportunity Award.

Rowing team in top 10 The Willamette women’s varsity eight+ crew ranks ninth in the country in the latest coaches poll.

Students host bike race The Willamette cycling team sponsored a criterium race around the Capitol for students and the community.

Student awarded prestigious $250,000 fellowship Senior math and chemistry student Jeff Weber is named Hertz Fellow.

Heidi Preuss Grew exhibition An exhibition of her work will open April 10 and continue through May 16 at Willamette’s Hallie Ford Museum of Art.

Program teaches sustainable farming A summer program at Zena Farm gives students hands-on experience in sustainable agriculture.

Professor tells stories of those who confronted Hitler William Smaldone’s book, now in paperback, provides opposition leaders’ perspectives.

Alumnus wins military award Army 2nd Lt. Kyle Soler ’05 was honored for being the most distinguished Officer Candidate School graduate.

Hawai’i Club annual lu’au Join the club April 17 in the Cone Field House for dinner at 5:30 p.m. and show at 7 p.m.

Indian Country Conversations Coquille Indian Tribe members will come together April 9 for a dialogue about the nation's history and current direction.

Campus Conversations published The second edition of Willamette-produced essays addresses the question, “Who is my neighbor?”

Senior art majors exhibition A new exhibition features the work of senior art and art history students at the Hallie Ford Museum of Art.

Biology professor awarded research grant Emma Coddington and students will perform research this summer at the Marine Biological Laboratory.

Concert by renowned flute and guitar duo Aisling Agnew and Matthew McAllister, one of Europe's premiere flute and guitar duos, will perform April 8 at Willamette University.

Willamette names commencement speakers Willamette University will bestow honorary degrees upon three prominent individuals at the university’s May 16 commencement ceremony.

Dedicating the break to service Willamette students, faculty and staff are heading across the country during Spring Break for service projects.

Grant enhances summer internships A grant from the James S. Kemper Foundation provides students with compensation for unpaid internships.

Brentano String Quartet The Grace Goudy Distinguished Artists Series pesents the Brentano String Quartet Sunday, April 11, at 3 p.m. in the Rogers Music Center.

Renaissance art lecture New York University professor and award-winning author Alexander Nagel will present "Orientations in Renaissance Art."

Pow wow features traditional dancing Willamette’s Eighth Annual Social Pow Wow drew participants from across the region.

Select February media clips A selection of clips from Willamette's media coverage in Feb. 2010.

Professor co-authors Jewish history book Ellen Eisenberg’s book is the first interpretive history of Jews on the Pacific Coast.

Alumnus honored for community work Ruben Menashe ’55 will receive an award in Portland for enriching Jewish community life.

Service award goes to alumni The Salem Area Chamber of Commerce honored two Willamette alumni with Distinguished Service Awards.

Alumnus honored for service Dave Haugeberg ’62 received a Person of the Year award for making a positive difference in his community.

Museum earns grant for exhibition The grant will allow works by a Willamette art professor to be exhibited across the region.

Select January media clips A selection of clips from Willamette's media coverage in Jan. 2010.

Article hails work of Willamette alumnus Punit Renjen MBA’86 is following a unique strategy as CEO of Deloitte Consulting LLP.

Students win Ethics Bowl Willamette debaters defeated teams from other Oregon independent universities in a state competition.

Former Bearcat wins championship Nick Symmonds ’06 won the 800-meter race at the U.S. indoor championships.

Willamette earns presidential service award Willamette is one of only six colleges and universities nationwide to receive the Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll Presidential Award.

John Irving visits Willamette The author of “The World According to Garp” and “The Cider House Rules” shared his writing process with students.

Chemistry earns grant for equipment A new polarimeter will enhance student experiments in the chemistry department.

Archaeologist discusses World Heritage Site Willamette to host a lecture on the site “Archaeology” calls one of the “Top 15 Discoveries of 2009”

New dean of the College of Liberal Arts President Pelton appoints Marlene Moore as new dean to the College of Liberal Arts.

Church and state issues The New York Times Magazine quoted Law Professor Steven K. Green in a feature on Christianity and the country’s founders.

Students to research in China Professor Xijuan Zhou and her students won a grant to travel to China to study shamanic rituals and symbols.

Ford Hall earns LEED Gold Solar panels, low-flow plumbing fixtures and native landscaping are among the features that make the academic building green.

Art professor wins Graves Award Andries Fourie earned a prestigious award that will help him enhance African studies at Willamette.

TIUA Class Arrives Ninety-three students from Tokyo International University are beginning a year of academic and cultural learning in Salem.

Willamette Academy Commended Two recent publications lauded the successes of Willamette’s college access program.

Live Painting Performance Native American artist Bunky Echo-Hawk addressed stereotypes while creating a painting on the Willamette campus.

Alumnus Works on I-5 Bridge Project Oregon Gov. Ted Kulongoski assigned Hans Bernard ’05 to work on winning an agreement on a highly debated plan.

Compliments and Gender Roles A recent article in Chicago media noted a Willamette student project on the way men and women respond to compliments.

Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Willamette carries on the civil rights leader’s legacy with two weeks of reflection and action.

Haiti Relief Efforts Two Friday events at Willamette will accept donations to help those affected by the Haiti earthquake.

Church and State Expertise Law Professor Steven K. Green testified in Texas on the role of Christianity in American history classes.

Live Painting Performance for Founder's Day Native American artist Bunky Echo-Hawk will create a painting based on audience interaction.

Novelist John Irving Acclaimed novelist and Academy Award winner John Irving will speak at Willamette on Feb. 24.

Jerry Gray Awarded Kremer Chair Professor Jerry Gray was awarded the Peter C. and Bonnie S. Kremer Chair of Economics.

Princeton Review Top 50 Best Value Willamette University was named one of the nation's 50 "Best Value" private colleges and universities according to The Princeton Review.

Alumnus Earns Lifetime Achievement Award Attorney Paul Stritmatter JD’69 was recognized for his work bringing justice to the vulnerable.

Film Honor Goes to Alumnus A history documentary by Thomas Coulter MBA’95 won an award at an Oregon international film festival.

Faculty Member Earns Grant The Oregon Arts Commission recently honored Andrea Stolowitz with a Career Opportunity Grant.

Student Wins Music Competition Andrea Weiss ’13, a harpist, took first prize in a Northwest symphony young artists competition.

Year in Review In the past year, Willamette garnered national recognition, a successful fundraising campaign and grants for faculty and students.

Alumnus Book Lauded The Oregonian picked the work of R. Gregory Nokes ’59 as one of the top 10 Northwest books of 2009.

Canadian Embassy Awards Grant to Willamette The award will support Canadian studies programming in a variety of disciplines.

Willamette Earns Two Faculty Grants Awards from the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust will provide support for the research of new science professors.

Building Relationships Abroad President M. Lee Pelton and others visited China to extend Willamette’s partnerships with several of the country’s universities.

Hiroshima & Nagasaki Peace Exhibit Tokyo International University of America students host an exhibit about the atomic bomb.

National Educator Award Goes to Alumnus Kevin Zerzan ’89, MAT’90 was honored for his teaching and leadership talents.

Oregon Symphony at Willamette The symphony will perform music from the movies in its latest concert on campus.

Loud Bones: The Jewelry of Nancy Worden The Hallie Ford Museum of Art will feature an exhibition of work by a Seattle narrative jewelry artist.

Grant Funds Outreach Programs Willamette Academy and the Chemawa Indian School Tutoring Program will benefit from a new grant.

Professional Musicians Mentor Students Willamette student classical musicians received hands-on training this fall through a new partnership.

Over-Parenting Debate Willamette’s vice president for admission and financial aid gave Time magazine her perspective on parents in the admission process.

Goudy Distinguished Artists Series Classical guitarist Xuefei Yang performs Nov. 15 in Hudson Hall.

School of Education Wins Grant Cheryl K. Brown’s award will help rural teachers work with students whose English is limited.

Ancient Mosaics Exhibition Mosaic fragments from ancient Roman Syria are on display at the Hallie Ford Museum of Art.

Professor in Wall Street Journal Atkinson Graduate School of Management Professor Robert Wiltbank provides expertise on angel investing.

Law Professor Testifies Before Congress Jeffrey Standen will lend his legal expertise on an NFL drug testing case.

Willamette MBA Honored The Aspen Institute named Willamette’s program one of the top 100 globally for social and environmental stewardship.

Americana Concert & Biodiesel Discussion Gabrielle Louise will perform and discuss her “Veggie Van” that runs on vegetable oil.

Chinese String Band Red Chamber, a string ensemble that plays both traditional and contemporary music, visits Willamette.

Sustainability Grants The university awarded funding for six innovative student, faculty and administrator sustainability projects.

War Stories: ’Nam Professional storyteller Jon Spelman presents his one-act play of stories from Vietnam War veterans.

Fareed Zakaria Visits Willamette The CNN journalist addressed globalism and America’s foreign and domestic policies.

Campaign Exceeds Goal The Campaign for Willamette raised $131 million to support and enhance academic excellence.

Gift Creates New Professorship The Mark and Melody Teppola Presidential Distinguished Visiting Professorship will host national or international noted scholars.

Alumna on Today Show Charlotte Jones ’98, a group product manager at Microsoft, appeared with the company’s CEO.

Top Fulbright Producer Willamette is one of the top universities in the country for student Fulbright winners.

Bart Ehrman: Is the New Testament Confused? A noted Biblical scholar will discuss seemingly contradictory accounts about Jesus.

Oregon Symphony at Willamette The Oregon Symphony performs two concerts on campus in October

Exploring Justice A national grant creates a new Willamette class that poses a tough question: What is a just society?

Antigone The country’s leading historian of religion will lecture Sept. 25 at Willamette.

The Art of Calligraphy An expert from Japan visited campus to teach his art form to Willamette students.

WU Among Top 30 in the Nation Washington Monthly ranks Willamette among top liberal arts colleges

Fundamentalism and the Law The country’s leading historian of religion will lecture Sept. 25 at Willamette.

Religious Institute Comes to Willamette An international association of scholars examining Christianity’s origins relocates to campus.

$500K for Historic Kresge Theatre New funds bolster renovation for performing arts building.

Bird Magazine Features Prof Biology Professor David Craig’s work with Caspian terns was highlighted by a national magazine.

U.S. News Top 100 Willamette ranks in the top tier among the best liberal arts colleges in the nation.

New Education Degree The School of Education is launching a master of education degree program.

Career Services Director Hired The new director will help connect students with employers as he expands Willamette’s Career Services program.

Forbes Names Willamette’s MBA Program One of Top in Nation Willamette’s Atkinson Graduate School of Management has been named to Forbes magazine’s top 75 Best Business Schools.

Governor Appoints Law Professor Gilbert Carrasco was chosen to be a member of the Oregon Commission on Hispanic Affairs.

Museum Docents The Hallie Ford Museum of Art is recruiting volunteers to guide visitors through exhibitions.

Community Engagement Willamette students, faculty and staff volunteered more than 66,000 hours during the past year.

Football Ranks Eighth in Nation The Bearcats, last year’s conference champions, place well in a preseason Division III football poll.

Willamette Honored for Going Green Sierra, the official magazine of the Sierra Club, named Willamette one of the country’s “coolest” universities for its commitment to the environment.

Sports Law ESPN asked Law Professor Jeffrey Standen to weigh in on a controversial lawsuit that seeks to block betting on games.

Youth Symphony Benefit Concert National award-winning composer Phil Taylor ’11 will present a benefit concert Aug. 8.

Princeton Review The 2010 edition of “The Best 371 Colleges” names Willamette one of the country’s best universities for undergraduate education.

Church and State Debate The August issue of Harper’s Magazine cites the expertise of law Professor Steven Green.

Eunice Parsons: Collages Willamette University is a community co-sponsor of the Salem World Beat Festival

ACE Fellow A University of South Africa administrator spent the past year shadowing Willamette’s president — this is what she learned.

Outreach in Africa Villagers in a rural Zambian community will get a new library, thanks to two Willamette professors.

Joshua Trees Climate change could impact the future of the desert plant, biology Professor Christopher Smith tells a California newspaper.

Track Star Wins Again Former Willamette runner Nick Symmonds ’06 won the 800-meter race at the USA Track and Field Championships.

2009 Salem World Beat Festival Willamette University is a community co-sponsor of the Salem World Beat Festival

Church and State Debate The Associated Press asks law Professor Steven Green about a case of freedom of religion versus protecting children from harm.

MBA Goes Green The Atkinson Graduate School of Management ranks 15th on Oregon Business magazine’s list of 100 Best Green Companies.

Art by the Park Willamette University hosts a new summer art workshop for adults, July 15–17.

Tasting Letters, Feeling Time Psychology Professor Mark Stewart talked with KATU News about an unusual sensory condition that alters people’s perceptions.

Heidi Schwegler: Slipping Underwater Grammy Award-winning violinist Joshua Bell joins the symphony for a concert at Willamette.

Willamette Academy Graduation The college access program for underrepresented students will celebrate its third graduating class May 28.

Robert McCauley: Rapids and Pools The work of Robert McCauley, a Washington mixed-media artist, will be featured this summer at the Hallie Ford Museum of Art.

Campus Life Dean Steps Down Willamette honors Bob Hawkinson for his leadership and dedication to mentoring students.

Dean Leaves Willamette The university says farewell to College of Liberal Arts Dean Carol Long after her 37 years of teaching and service.

Oregon Symphony with Joshua Bell Grammy Award-winning violinist Joshua Bell joins the symphony for a concert at Willamette.

Commencement Willamette University will award 725 degrees in four commencement ceremonies on May 17.

Museum Schedule Announced New exhibitions at the Hallie Ford Museum of Art will include jewelry, Vietnam War photos and works from Northwest artists.

Choral Concert The Willamette Master Chorus and the Willamette University Chamber Choir present Haydn’s “The Creation.”

Alumni Receive Job Help The Career Network isn’t just for current students — alumni are also turning to the network for aid in their job search.

NFL Recruiting Law Professor Keith Cunningham-Parmeter discusses the legal issues around high school coaches talking with NFL recruiters.

Financial Affairs VP Named W. Arnold Yasinski has been appointed vice president for Financial Affairs and treasurer, effective Aug. 1.

American Nostalgia History Professor Seth Cotlar writes for Oregon Humanities magazine about nostalgia and its relation to modernity.

Renewable Energy The Houston Chronicle lauds the pivotal role of U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski JD’85 in the national energy debate.

Indian Country Conversation Legal scholar Charles Wilkinson will discuss the history of Oregon’s Siletz tribe.

Carbon Offsets for Travel Willamette’s Travel Center encourages purchase of offsets for carbon emissions.

Political Commentary Law Professor Norman Williams recently discussed several of Oregon’s newest elected leaders with OPB Radio.

MBA Goes Green The Atkinson Graduate School of Management’s new sustainability certificate is featured in Oregon Business magazine.

Teens and Sex Law Professor Warren Binford writes in The Oregonian that teens need to learn to respect their bodies, not exploit them

Hawai'i Club Hosts Annual Lu'au Willamette University Hawai'i Club will host the 20th Annual Lu'au Saturday, April 18

Wulapalooza Willamette University Hawai'i Club will host the 20th Annual Lu'au Saturday, April 18

Willamette Saxophone Day The fourth annual event features a concert by the Willamette Valley Saxophone Ensemble.

Forty Under 40 Four young Willamette alumni prove it doesn’t take decades to achieve career success.

Willamette Theatre Presents Woyzeck Willamette University Theatre presents the final play of the 2008–09 season, Georg Büchner’s Woyzeck.

Humanities Course for Adults The application deadline has been extended to Wednesday, April 15, for a new free college course in Salem for adults living on low incomes.

MBA in Top 15 Princeton Review named the Atkinson Graduate School of Management one of the top 15 schools in marketing.

No. 1 Debater in Nation MaryAnn Almeida ’09 won the top debater award at the National Parliamentary Debate Association Championship Tournament.

Oregon Opportunity Grant Two Willamette students and an administrator testified to the Oregon Legislature about the impact of state financial aid.

Sports Law Question Is a federal ban on sports betting in most states unconstitutional? The Philadelphia Inquirer asked Law Professor Jeffrey Standen.

Senior Art Majors Exhibition An exhibition featuring the work of Willamette University's senior art and art history students will be on display April 11 through May 17 in the Melvin Henderson-Rubio Gallery at the Hallie Ford Museum of Art.

Oregon Symphony Performs at Willamette The Oregon Symphony will give a classical concert Tuesday, April 7, at 8 p.m. in Smith Auditorium at Willamette University.

Professional Soccer Atkinson Professor Steven Maser helped guide the discussion as Portland was awarded a Major League Soccer franchise.

Business and Sustainability Willamette launches a new Sustainable Enterprise Certificate with sessions in Portland.

James B. Thompson: The Vanishing Landscape A major mid-career exhibition by Willamette University Professor James B. Thompson will be on display April 11 through May 17 in the Atrium Gallery and Print Study Center at the Hallie Ford Museum of Art

Scholar to Address Sexuality and Religion in the U.S. Scholar to Address Sexuality and Religion in the U.S.

Willamette University Chamber Players Team with Violist Danny Seidenberg Willamette University Chamber Players Team with Violist Danny Seidenberg

Ancient and Medieval Lamps on Display at Hallie Ford Museum of Art Ancient and Medieval Lamps on Display at Hallie Ford Museum of Art

University Hosts Seventh Annual Social Powwow University Hosts Seventh Annual Social Powwow

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Brings Activist Spirit to Willamette Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Brings Activist Spirit to Willamette

Willamette and Oregon Council for the Humanities Offer Free Course for Low-Income Adults Willamette and Oregon Council for the Humanities Offer Free Course for Low-Income Adults

Puttin' on the Ritz Features Swing-Style Dancing Puttin' on the Ritz Features Swing-Style Dancing

Dramatic Vocal Arts to Perform Cosi Fan Tutte Dramatic Vocal Arts to Perform Cosi Fan Tutte

Hallie Ford Museum of Art Opens Redesigned Permanent Gallery Hallie Ford Museum of Art Opens Redesigned Permanent Gallery

Sesquicentennial Reading The state library recommends Professor Linda Tamura’s book for lessons on the Oregon experience.

Writer Gilbert King Discusses Botched Execution Writer Gilbert King Discusses Botched Execution

New Music Concert Celebrates Oregons 150th Anniversary New Music Concert Celebrates Oregons 150th Anniversary

Willamette Theatre Presents Beauty Queen of Leenane Willamette Theatre Presents Beauty Queen of Leenane

Duke Ellington Week Features Concerts and Lectures Duke Ellington Week Features Concerts and Lectures

Community Invited to Celebrate Africa Week at Willamette University Community Invited to Celebrate Africa Week at Willamette University

Willamette Sponsors Environmental Lecture by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Willamette Sponsors Environmental Lecture by Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Faculty Book Recognized for Uncovering West Coast Jewish Response to Japanese Incarceration Faculty Book Recognized for Uncovering West Coast Jewish Response to Japanese Incarceration

Willamette Honored Nationally for Community Service Willamette Honored Nationally for Community Service

Willamette Tenth in Nation for Peace Corps Volunteers Willamette Tenth in Nation for Peace Corps Volunteers

Grace Goudy Distinguished Artists Series and Salem Chamber Orchestra Bring Conductor/Pianist for Residency Grace Goudy Distinguished Artists Series and Salem Chamber Orchestra Bring Conductor/Pianist for Residency

'Stimulus plan not adequate,' says Nobel Prize Winner Paul Krugman 'Stimulus plan not adequate,' says Nobel Prize Winner Paul Krugman

Klamath Tribal Leaders to Discuss Restoration of Native Lands Klamath Tribal Leaders to Discuss Restoration of Native Lands

Widman Exhibition Includes Gallery Talks, Teacher Workshop Widman Exhibition Includes Gallery Talks, Teacher Workshop

Museum Features Prominent Portland Painter Museum Features Prominent Portland Painter

Willamette University celebrates MLK Days Willamette University celebrates MLK Days

Alumnus Named One of Top 100 Lawyers in America Alumnus Named One of Top 100 Lawyers in America

Photography Exhibition Portrays Northwest Artists Photography Exhibition Portrays Northwest Artists

Museum Seeks Volunteer Docents Museum Seeks Volunteer Docents

Willamette Among Top Producers of Fulbright Scholars Willamette Among Top Producers of Fulbright Scholars

Hallie Ford Museum of Art to Close for Winter Break Hallie Ford Museum of Art to Close for Winter Break

TIUA to Honor 112 Graduates Friday TIUA to Honor 112 Graduates Friday

Last chance to see The Art of Ceremony in Salem Last chance to see The Art of Ceremony in Salem

A Victorian Christmas with John Doan A Victorian Christmas with John Doan

Christmas in Hudson Features Sacred Songs and Readings Christmas in Hudson Features Sacred Songs and Readings

Guitar Night at the Bistro Guitar Night at the Bistro

Community Invited to Star Trees Lighting and Festivities Community Invited to Star Trees Lighting and Festivities

Artists Series Presents Anonymous 4 Artists Series Presents Anonymous 4

Hallie Ford Museum of Art to Close for Thanksgiving Hallie Ford Museum of Art to Close for Thanksgiving

Jazz Night Features Willamette Musicians Jazz Night Features Willamette Musicians

Undefeated Bearcats Head to Playoffs Undefeated Bearcats Head to Playoffs

Willamette University Dance Theatre Presents Making the Way Willamette University Dance Theatre Presents Making the Way

Professor Emeritus Discusses Decline of Nature and Challenges to Sustainability Professor Emeritus Discusses Decline of Nature and Challenges to Sustainability

Dramatic Vocal Arts presents operatic scenes Dramatic Vocal Arts presents operatic scenes

Museum Exhibits Work of Salem Mixed Media Artist Museum Exhibits Work of Salem Mixed Media Artist

Federal Public Defender of Oregon Visits Willamette University Federal Public Defender of Oregon Visits Willamette University

Panelists to Offer Post-Election Insights Panelists to Offer Post-Election Insights

Willamette University Extends Campus to Zena Forest Willamette University Extends Campus to Zena Forest

Willamette Football Jumps to #11 in Ranking Willamette Football Jumps to #11 in Ranking

Artist Demonstrations and Films Planned in Conjunction with Regalia Exhibition Artist Demonstrations and Films Planned in Conjunction with Regalia Exhibition

Jazz Bassist Ben Wolfe to Perform Jazz Bassist Ben Wolfe to Perform

Student and Faculty Initiatives Promote Green Campus Student and Faculty Initiatives Promote Green Campus

Willamette Football Ranks #16 in Nation Willamette Football Ranks #16 in Nation

Theologian to Address Race and Religion in the Election Theologian to Address Race and Religion in the Election

Celebrate Campus Sustainability Day at Willamette Celebrate Campus Sustainability Day at Willamette

BetterBricks Honors Two Willamette Administrators for Green Building Efforts BetterBricks Honors Two Willamette Administrators for Green Building Efforts

Art Scholar Discusses Native American Regalia Art Scholar Discusses Native American Regalia

Willamette Presents Shakespeares Twelfth Night Willamette Presents Shakespeares Twelfth Night

Native American Prints Featured at Hallie Ford Museum of Art Native American Prints Featured at Hallie Ford Museum of Art

Celebrate Sustainability Day at Willamette University Celebrate Sustainability Day at Willamette University

Willamette Olympian to be Honored at Football Game Willamette Olympian to be Honored at Football Game

Author to Address 'Deep Structure of the Arts' Author to Address 'Deep Structure of the Arts'

Willamette Scores High on Sustainability Report Card Willamette Scores High on Sustainability Report Card

Regalia Exhibition Includes Teacher Workshop and Gallery Talks Regalia Exhibition Includes Teacher Workshop and Gallery Talks

Hallie Ford Museum of Art Celebrates 10th Anniversary, Dedicates Outdoor Art Piece Hallie Ford Museum of Art Celebrates 10th Anniversary, Dedicates Outdoor Art Piece

Sept. 22 Candidates Forum Confirms Participants Sept. 22 Candidates Forum Confirms Participants

Green Building: The New Revolution is Here Green Building: The New Revolution is Here

American Masterpieces Project Features Rarely Seen Native American Regalia American Masterpieces Project Features Rarely Seen Native American Regalia

Syndicated Columnist to Lecture on Religion and Politics Syndicated Columnist to Lecture on Religion and Politics

University Welcomes New Class University Welcomes New Class

Willamette Recognized as First in Nation for Sustainability Activities Willamette Recognized as First in Nation for Sustainability Activities

Willamette Graduate Competes in Beijing Willamette Graduate Competes in Beijing

Symmonds Wins Heat, Advances to Semifinals Symmonds Wins Heat, Advances to Semifinals

Museum Presents Pieces from Portland Collector Museum Presents Pieces from Portland Collector

Hallie Ford Museum of Art Seeks Volunteer Docents Hallie Ford Museum of Art Seeks Volunteer Docents

SYMMONDS HEADS TO OLYMPICS SYMMONDS HEADS TO OLYMPICS

Professor Organizes Earthquake Relief Concert in Salem Professor Organizes Earthquake Relief Concert in Salem

Willamette Mourns Former University Leader Willamette Mourns Former University Leader

Museum Hosts Retrospective by Seattle Painter Museum Hosts Retrospective by Seattle Painter

Exhibition Features Photos of Western Wilderness Exhibition Features Photos of Western Wilderness

Hallie Ford Museum of Art Announces 2008-09 Exhibitions Hallie Ford Museum of Art Announces 2008-09 Exhibitions

Student Newspaper Wins Top Awards Student Newspaper Wins Top Awards

Willamette University Honors the Class of 2008 Willamette University Honors the Class of 2008

University Hosts Urban Earth, Art and Music Festival University Hosts Urban Earth, Art and Music Festival

Oregon Secretary of State Presents Global Warming and its Impact on Oregon Oregon Secretary of State Presents Global Warming and its Impact on Oregon

Willamette University Hawaii Club Hosts Annual Lu'au Willamette University Hawaii Club Hosts Annual Lu'au

Exhibition Explores Artist's Reaction to Apartheid Exhibition Explores Artist's Reaction to Apartheid

Senior Art Majors Featured at Hallie Ford Museum of Art Senior Art Majors Featured at Hallie Ford Museum of Art

Hip Hop Show Brings Regional Acts to Salem Hip Hop Show Brings Regional Acts to Salem

Strauss Operetta Presented at Willamette University Strauss Operetta Presented at Willamette University

New Music at Willamette Hosts Free Spring Concert New Music at Willamette Hosts Free Spring Concert

Guitar Series Goes Beyond Six Strings Guitar Series Goes Beyond Six Strings

Lecture Recognizes Collectors Contributions to Chicago Museum Lecture Recognizes Collectors Contributions to Chicago Museum

Prints Provide Views of 18th-century Rome Prints Provide Views of 18th-century Rome

Hallie Ford Museum of Art Wins Grant from Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian Hallie Ford Museum of Art Wins Grant from Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian

Willamette Master Chorus and Grammy Winner to Perform with Orchestra Willamette Master Chorus and Grammy Winner to Perform with Orchestra

Artist, Professors Discuss Properties of Paint Artist, Professors Discuss Properties of Paint

Climate Expert to Address Global Warming Science and Policy Climate Expert to Address Global Warming Science and Policy

Piano Duo to Perform for Goudy Distinguished Artists Series Piano Duo to Perform for Goudy Distinguished Artists Series

Willamette Hosts Annual Powwow Willamette Hosts Annual Powwow

Willamette Theatre Presents 'The Women' Willamette Theatre Presents 'The Women'

Columnist Frank Rich to Speak at Willamette Columnist Frank Rich to Speak at Willamette

Puttin on the Ritz Invites Community to the Dance Floor Puttin on the Ritz Invites Community to the Dance Floor

Scholar Presents New Findings on Ancient Religious Icons Scholar Presents New Findings on Ancient Religious Icons

Learning WebEdit Workshops Learning WebEdit Workshops

Willamette University Honors Wartime Students Willamette University Honors Wartime Students

Community Invited to Celebrate Africa Week Community Invited to Celebrate Africa Week

Exhibition Explores Africa Through Prints Exhibition Explores Africa Through Prints

Video Contest, Symposium Highlight Focus the Nation at Willamette Video Contest, Symposium Highlight Focus the Nation at Willamette

Teacher Workshop, Gallery Talks Planned for Lavadour Exhibition Teacher Workshop, Gallery Talks Planned for Lavadour Exhibition

Willamette University Events Focus on Global Warming Willamette University Events Focus on Global Warming

Museum Features Native American Painter Museum Features Native American Painter

Distinguished African Art Scholar Visits Willamette Distinguished African Art Scholar Visits Willamette

Community Invited to Celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Community Invited to Celebrate Martin Luther King Jr.

Poet, Dance Troupe to Perform at Martin Luther King Jr. Event Poet, Dance Troupe to Perform at Martin Luther King Jr. Event

Willamette Ranks Third Among Peace Corps Top Producers Willamette Ranks Third Among Peace Corps Top Producers

West African Sculpture Featured at Museum West African Sculpture Featured at Museum

New Music at Willamette presents free winter concert New Music at Willamette presents free winter concert

Willamette University MBA Named a 'Best Business School' by the Princeton Review Willamette University MBA Named a 'Best Business School' by the Princeton Review

Hallie Ford Museum of Art to Close for Winter Break Hallie Ford Museum of Art to Close for Winter Break

Zerzan Selected for Prestigious NCAA Award Zerzan Selected for Prestigious NCAA Award

Willamette Recognized as Leader in Sustainability Initiatives Willamette Recognized as Leader in Sustainability Initiatives

TIUA Honors Students in Closing Ceremony TIUA Honors Students in Closing Ceremony

Atkinson on Global 100 List Atkinson on Global 100 List

Christmas in Hudson Celebrates Season Christmas in Hudson Celebrates Season

Community Invited to Star Trees Lighting Community Invited to Star Trees Lighting

Native American Artist Featured at Museum Native American Artist Featured at Museum

Willamette ranks high for community outreach Willamette ranks high for community outreach

Zerzan Wins Second National Championship Zerzan Wins Second National Championship

Zerzan Chosen West Region Women's Runner of the Year Zerzan Chosen West Region Women's Runner of the Year

Community Invited to World AIDS Day Summit Community Invited to World AIDS Day Summit

Noted Author to Discuss Religious Literacy Noted Author to Discuss Religious Literacy

Symposium on Sustainability, the Environment and the Pacific Rim Symposium on Sustainability, the Environment and the Pacific Rim

Murdock College Science Research Program this weekend at Willamette Murdock College Science Research Program this weekend at Willamette

Willamette Football Coach Featured on National TV this Saturday Willamette Football Coach Featured on National TV this Saturday

Willamette Among Top Producers of Fulbright Students Willamette Among Top Producers of Fulbright Students

New York Times Editor Reveals "Why We Publish Secrets New York Times Editor Reveals "Why We Publish Secrets

Author Addresses Innate Urge to Party Author Addresses Innate Urge to Party

St. Lawrence String Quartet Opens Artists Series St. Lawrence String Quartet Opens Artists Series

Willamette University presents Driving Under the Influence Willamette University presents Driving Under the Influence

Swedish gardener and scientist Magnus Lindén at Willamette Swedish gardener and scientist Magnus Lindén at Willamette

Museum Showcases Work by Women Printmakers Museum Showcases Work by Women Printmakers

Barbara Ehrenreich at Willamette University Barbara Ehrenreich at Willamette University

Museum Displays Work of Oregon Artist Museum Displays Work of Oregon Artist

Philip Taubman to Lecture Philip Taubman to Lecture

Willamette Introduces Car-Sharing Program Willamette Introduces Car-Sharing Program

Willamette University Campaign Effort Hits $100,000,000 Willamette University Campaign Effort Hits $100,000,000

Willamette Community Learns from Renowned Scientist Willamette Community Learns from Renowned Scientist

One of World's Most Renowned Scientists at Willamette Thursday One of World's Most Renowned Scientists at Willamette Thursday

Willamette University presents "The Importance of Being Earnest" Willamette University presents "The Importance of Being Earnest"

25th Year Reunion Concert at Willamette University 25th Year Reunion Concert at Willamette University

New Students Welcome Sir Salman Rushdie New Students Welcome Sir Salman Rushdie

Astronomy 101 Class Starts September 6th Astronomy 101 Class Starts September 6th

Princeton Review Gives Willamette High Marks Princeton Review Gives Willamette High Marks

Hallie Ford Museum of Art Exhibition Selected for Oregon American Masterpieces Grant Hallie Ford Museum of Art Exhibition Selected for Oregon American Masterpieces Grant

Hallie Ford Museum of Art Exhibition Selected for Oregon American Masterpieces Grant Hallie Ford Museum of Art Exhibition Selected for Oregon American Masterpieces Grant

Museum Hires New Exhibition Designer/Chief Preparator Museum Hires New Exhibition Designer/Chief Preparator

Museum Hires New Exhibition Designer/Chief Preparator Museum Hires New Exhibition Designer/Chief Preparator

Oregon Community Foundation's Doris J.Wipper Fund Aids Willamette Academy Oregon Community Foundation's Doris J.Wipper Fund Aids Willamette Academy

Museum to Remodel Basement and Print Study Center Museum to Remodel Basement and Print Study Center

Improvisation Performance Features International Musicians and Dancers Improvisation Performance Features International Musicians and Dancers

Ken Butler Workshop and Concert Canceled Ken Butler Workshop and Concert Canceled

Exhibition of Hybrid Instruments Includes Concert, Sound Workshop Exhibition of Hybrid Instruments Includes Concert, Sound Workshop

Museum Presents Lecture, Discussion and Documentary Film Museum Presents Lecture, Discussion and Documentary Film

McGuirk Named NCAA Division III Women's Track and Field National Coach of the Year McGuirk Named NCAA Division III Women's Track and Field National Coach of the Year

Zerzan Finishes Second in 5,000-Meter Run at NCAA Championships Zerzan Finishes Second in 5,000-Meter Run at NCAA Championships

Bearcats Selected for National Championships Bearcats Selected for National Championships

Jones Named NCAA Division III Second Team All-America Jones Named NCAA Division III Second Team All-America

Dempsey Foundation Funds Environmental Chair at Willamette Dempsey Foundation Funds Environmental Chair at Willamette

Exhibition of Rock Posters Marks Summer of Love Anniversary Exhibition of Rock Posters Marks Summer of Love Anniversary

Willamette University Sends Off Class of 2007 Willamette University Sends Off Class of 2007

Hallie Ford Museum of Art Announces 2007-08 Exhibitions Hallie Ford Museum of Art Announces 2007-08 Exhibitions

President Pelton: Emergency Preparedness President Pelton: Emergency Preparedness

Spring Jazz Night at Willamette Spring Jazz Night at Willamette

College 101 Prepares Students for Higher Education College 101 Prepares Students for Higher Education

Willamette University Names Vice President Willamette University Names Vice President

Willamette University Musicians Perform with Bush Elementary Children Willamette University Musicians Perform with Bush Elementary Children

Willamette University Sends Off Class of 2007 Willamette University Sends Off Class of 2007

Holocaust Survivor Visits Willamette University Holocaust Survivor Visits Willamette University

Films Document GM Foods and Portland Bike Art Films Document GM Foods and Portland Bike Art

Earth Day Celebration Earth Day Celebration

Pacific Northwest Sustainability Conference Unites Advocates Pacific Northwest Sustainability Conference Unites Advocates

University Hosts Urban Earth, Art and Music Festival University Hosts Urban Earth, Art and Music Festival

Author Gives Life to Cajun Culture Author Gives Life to Cajun Culture

Seattle Groups Headline Hip Hop Show Seattle Groups Headline Hip Hop Show

Willamette University Theatre Presents Willa Cather Pioneer Story Willamette University Theatre Presents Willa Cather Pioneer Story

Senior Art Majors Featured at Hallie Ford Museum of Art Senior Art Majors Featured at Hallie Ford Museum of Art

Acclaimed Flutist Promises Musical Adventure Acclaimed Flutist Promises Musical Adventure

Willamette Professors Receive National Mathematics Grant Willamette Professors Receive National Mathematics Grant

Collector of Ancient Glass to Speak at Museum Collector of Ancient Glass to Speak at Museum

Gallery Show and Lecture Feature Artist from Scotland Gallery Show and Lecture Feature Artist from Scotland

Pacific Northwest Sustainability Conference to Create Synergies Pacific Northwest Sustainability Conference to Create Synergies

Willamette Students Win Ethics Debate Competition Willamette Students Win Ethics Debate Competition

Salem Teacher to Research with Willamette Professors Through Grant Salem Teacher to Research with Willamette Professors Through Grant

Willamette Choirs Perform Handel's Messiah Willamette Choirs Perform Handel's Messiah

Coast-to-Coast Journey Ends Successfully in Miami Coast-to-Coast Journey Ends Successfully in Miami

Award-Winning Film Animator Visits Willamette University Award-Winning Film Animator Visits Willamette University

Willamette University Musicians to Perform with New Jersey Chorale Willamette University Musicians to Perform with New Jersey Chorale

Willamette Alumna Presents Art Lecture Willamette Alumna Presents Art Lecture

Ecopoetry Reading to Support Focus the Nation Ecopoetry Reading to Support Focus the Nation

Holocaust Survivor Speaks at Willamette University Holocaust Survivor Speaks at Willamette University

Willamette University Dedicates New Residential Facility Willamette University Dedicates New Residential Facility

Museum Hosts Exhibition of Ancient Glass Museum Hosts Exhibition of Ancient Glass

Willamette University opens Japanese-themed dining facility Willamette University opens Japanese-themed dining facility

Psychology Scholar Visits Willamette University Psychology Scholar Visits Willamette University

Groundbreaking Film Stirs Debate About Ocean Management Groundbreaking Film Stirs Debate About Ocean Management

March 2007 Atkinson Lecture Is One of a Kind March 2007 Atkinson Lecture Is One of a Kind

Willamette University Social Pow Wow Kicks Off Willamette University Social Pow Wow Kicks Off

Museum Plans Lecture and Discussion on George Johanson Museum Plans Lecture and Discussion on George Johanson

Professor Named Oregon Researcher of the Year Professor Named Oregon Researcher of the Year

Foundation Awards $50,000 in Support of At-Risk Students Foundation Awards $50,000 in Support of At-Risk Students

A Most Unlikely Hero Depicts Hidden Racism in Military A Most Unlikely Hero Depicts Hidden Racism in Military

Su-en Wong: Simultaneous Voices (Cancelled) Su-en Wong: Simultaneous Voices (Cancelled)

JELD-WEN Foundation Pledges $2.5 million to the Atkinson Graduate School of Management JELD-WEN Foundation Pledges $2.5 million to the Atkinson Graduate School of Management

Willamette University Presents New Farce Written by Alumna Willamette University Presents New Farce Written by Alumna

Willamette Student Group Presents The Vagina Monologues Willamette Student Group Presents The Vagina Monologues

University Earns No. 9 Peace Corps Ranking University Earns No. 9 Peace Corps Ranking

High School Students Invited to Computing Career Event High School Students Invited to Computing Career Event

Museum to Host Teacher Workshop and Gallery Talks Museum to Host Teacher Workshop and Gallery Talks

An Evening with Brian Keith Jackson An Evening with Brian Keith Jackson

Museum Opens Exhibition by Portland Painter Museum Opens Exhibition by Portland Painter

World-Renowned Cello Octet to Perform World-Renowned Cello Octet to Perform

Columbia River Tribal Leaders to Speak at Willamette on Founders Day Columbia River Tribal Leaders to Speak at Willamette on Founders Day

Hekun Wu and his Cello Go to New York Hekun Wu and his Cello Go to New York

John Van Dreal: Still Lifes and Figures John Van Dreal: Still Lifes and Figures

University Plans Week of Events to Celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. University Plans Week of Events to Celebrate Martin Luther King Jr.

South African a Cappella Group to Perform at Willamette University South African a Cappella Group to Perform at Willamette University

Museum to Open on Sundays Beginning in January Museum to Open on Sundays Beginning in January

Football Players Ride Coast-to-Coast to Honor Friend Football Players Ride Coast-to-Coast to Honor Friend

Willamette Football Player Named to All-America Team Willamette Football Player Named to All-America Team

Willamette Runner Wins National Title Willamette Runner Wins National Title

Museum to Close for Thanksgiving and Winter Break Museum to Close for Thanksgiving and Winter Break

Museum Hosts Teacher Workshop and Gallery Talks Museum Hosts Teacher Workshop and Gallery Talks

Guitar Night at Bistro Guitar Night at Bistro

Native American Elders Discuss Northwest Fishing Rights Native American Elders Discuss Northwest Fishing Rights

Community Invited to Star Trees Lighting Community Invited to Star Trees Lighting

Victorian Christmas with John Doan Victorian Christmas with John Doan

An Evening with Lewis Nordan An Evening with Lewis Nordan

Starting Local, Thinking Global: Students Host AIDS Summit Starting Local, Thinking Global: Students Host AIDS Summit

Willamette University Hosts Hunger Awareness Banquet Willamette University Hosts Hunger Awareness Banquet

Urban Sustainability Forum at Willamette Urban Sustainability Forum at Willamette

Willamette University Presents "The Ash Girl" Willamette University Presents "The Ash Girl"

Museum Opens Exhibition of Seattle Painter Museum Opens Exhibition of Seattle Painter

New Music Series to Present John Peel 60th Birthday Concert New Music Series to Present John Peel 60th Birthday Concert

$10 Million Gift Opens New Chapter at Willamette University $10 Million Gift Opens New Chapter at Willamette University

Museum Showcases Contemporary Native American Prints Museum Showcases Contemporary Native American Prints

An Evening with Laurie Lynn Drummond An Evening with Laurie Lynn Drummond

Willamette President Lee Pelton to Moderate Gubernatorial Debate Willamette President Lee Pelton to Moderate Gubernatorial Debate

Artist Demonstration and Workshop Planned at Museum Artist Demonstration and Workshop Planned at Museum

Organizer of Nationwide Climate Change Discussion to Speak at Willamette University Organizer of Nationwide Climate Change Discussion to Speak at Willamette University

"Welcome to Zambia" Celebration Slated "Welcome to Zambia" Celebration Slated

Willamette University Presents Shoebox Shakespeare Willamette University Presents Shoebox Shakespeare

Lectures to Address Cultural Heritage Controversies Lectures to Address Cultural Heritage Controversies

Pianist to Perform Music with Roots in Africa Pianist to Perform Music with Roots in Africa

Joan Didion Opens Atkinson Series at Willamette Joan Didion Opens Atkinson Series at Willamette

Museum Plans Artist Demonstration and Family Activity Workshop Museum Plans Artist Demonstration and Family Activity Workshop

Willamette University Coffee Shop Celebrates 20 Years Willamette University Coffee Shop Celebrates 20 Years

Comic Operetta "H.M.S. Pinafore" Sails into Salem Comic Operetta "H.M.S. Pinafore" Sails into Salem

Olympia Vernon Reads at Friends of the Library Event Olympia Vernon Reads at Friends of the Library Event

Civil Rights Speakers Discuss Emmett Till Case and Southern Racism Civil Rights Speakers Discuss Emmett Till Case and Southern Racism

Willamette's Class of 2010 Shows Increased Academic Strength Willamette's Class of 2010 Shows Increased Academic Strength

Museum Plans Teacher Workshop and Gallery Talks Museum Plans Teacher Workshop and Gallery Talks

Breakfast Forum Features Portland Icon Breakfast Forum Features Portland Icon

Willamette University Set to Renovate Former City Library Willamette University Set to Renovate Former City Library

Hallie Ford Museum Hires New Collection Curator Hallie Ford Museum Hires New Collection Curator

Link Between Autism and Mental Retardation Lacks Data Link Between Autism and Mental Retardation Lacks Data

Museum Showcases Art Made of Recycled Materials Museum Showcases Art Made of Recycled Materials

The James M. Floyd Memorial: An Installation by Nancy Floyd The James M. Floyd Memorial: An Installation by Nancy Floyd

Museum Volunteer Docent Program Deadline Extended Museum Volunteer Docent Program Deadline Extended

Jim Riswold: Göring’s Lunch Jim Riswold: Göring’s Lunch

Frank Boyden: Prints and Books Frank Boyden: Prints and Books

Symmonds Breaks NCAA Division III Record for the 800 Meters Symmonds Breaks NCAA Division III Record for the 800 Meters

Mel Katz: Recent Donations and Acquisitions Mel Katz: Recent Donations and Acquisitions

Hallie Ford Museum of Art Announces 2006-07 Exhibitions Hallie Ford Museum of Art Announces 2006-07 Exhibitions

Willamette University Bids Adieu to the Class of 2006 Willamette University Bids Adieu to the Class of 2006

Hallie Ford Museum of Art Seeks Volunteer Docents Hallie Ford Museum of Art Seeks Volunteer Docents

Willamette Musicians Debut in Carnegie Hall Willamette Musicians Debut in Carnegie Hall

Portland Gay Men's Chorus to Perform in Salem Portland Gay Men's Chorus to Perform in Salem

Two New Exhibitions at Hallie Ford Museum Two New Exhibitions at Hallie Ford Museum

Chinese Zither Concert Combines Old and New Traditions Chinese Zither Concert Combines Old and New Traditions

Journalist to Discuss U.S. Foreign Policy Journalist to Discuss U.S. Foreign Policy

Atkinson Lecture Series Welcomes Ira Glass Atkinson Lecture Series Welcomes Ira Glass

Ambassador Wilson at Willamette University Ambassador Wilson at Willamette University

"Camels and Leopards and Bears, Oh My!" Workshop "Camels and Leopards and Bears, Oh My!" Workshop

Dean Porter: Taos Landscapes Dean Porter: Taos Landscapes

Celtic Pilgrimage with John Doan Celtic Pilgrimage with John Doan

Gubernatorial Forum Held at Willamette University Gubernatorial Forum Held at Willamette University

Brains Over Brawn in Willamette Contest Brains Over Brawn in Willamette Contest

Multimedia Performance Addresses Cancer Multimedia Performance Addresses Cancer

Atkinson Lecture Series Welcomes Ira Glass Atkinson Lecture Series Welcomes Ira Glass

Willamette University Choral Program Honored Willamette University Choral Program Honored

Willamette University Celebrates Africa Day Willamette University Celebrates Africa Day

Puttin' on the Ritz at Willamette University Puttin' on the Ritz at Willamette University

Ancient Bronzes Exhibition Lectures and Workshop Ancient Bronzes Exhibition Lectures and Workshop

Fourth Annual Pow Wow at Willamette University Fourth Annual Pow Wow at Willamette University

Acclaimed String Quartet Plays Salem Acclaimed String Quartet Plays Salem

Ancient Bronzes of the Asian Grasslands from the Arthur M. Sackler Foundation Ancient Bronzes of the Asian Grasslands from the Arthur M. Sackler Foundation

Jazz Festival Concert at Willamette Feb. 11 Jazz Festival Concert at Willamette Feb. 11

Teacher Workshop for Ancient Bronzes Exhibition Teacher Workshop for Ancient Bronzes Exhibition

Willamette University Hunger Banquet Raises Awareness of Global Issues Willamette University Hunger Banquet Raises Awareness of Global Issues

Creativity at the Heart of Portland's Vitality Creativity at the Heart of Portland's Vitality

Speaker Exposes Tax Myths Speaker Exposes Tax Myths

Public Invited to 2006 Dempsey Environmental Lecture Public Invited to 2006 Dempsey Environmental Lecture

"Tom Foolery: Miniature Environments" at Hallie Ford Museum "Tom Foolery: Miniature Environments" at Hallie Ford Museum

Willamette University Celebrates Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Willamette University Celebrates Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Willamette University Musicians to Perform; Winter Tour Kickoff Willamette University Musicians to Perform; Winter Tour Kickoff

Hallie Ford Museum of Art Closed for Holidays Hallie Ford Museum of Art Closed for Holidays

Meyer Eisenberg to Join College of Law Faculty Meyer Eisenberg to Join College of Law Faculty

911 for Threatened Plants 911 for Threatened Plants

Lilly Endowment Gives Willamette $500,000 Lilly Endowment Gives Willamette $500,000

Last Chance to View Unusual Exhibition Last Chance to View Unusual Exhibition

Eighth Willamette Professor of the Year Named Eighth Willamette Professor of the Year Named

Hallie Ford Museum of Art to Close for Thanksgiving Hallie Ford Museum of Art to Close for Thanksgiving

John Doan Returns to Willamette John Doan Returns to Willamette

Rock and Roll: Disturbing New Earthquake Trends Rock and Roll: Disturbing New Earthquake Trends

New Office to Aid Faculty New Office to Aid Faculty

Patecky Abstract Art Slated for Hallie Ford Museum Patecky Abstract Art Slated for Hallie Ford Museum

Student Docents to Show Off Maori Exhibition Student Docents to Show Off Maori Exhibition

Identity Theft Topic of Willamette Forum Identity Theft Topic of Willamette Forum

Lecture Explores Paradoxes and Struggles of 1940s Black Liberals Lecture Explores Paradoxes and Struggles of 1940s Black Liberals

Oregon Symphony to Premiere Peel's Work Oregon Symphony to Premiere Peel's Work

Ensemble Kaboul Brings Afghan Music to Salem Ensemble Kaboul Brings Afghan Music to Salem

Award-Winning Author to Open Atkinson Lecture Series Award-Winning Author to Open Atkinson Lecture Series

WU's Albaugh Forum Speaker WU's Albaugh Forum Speaker

The Honorable Margaret H. Marshall to Close Annual Lecture Series The Honorable Margaret H. Marshall to Close Annual Lecture Series

Willamette Announces Alumni Award Winners Willamette Announces Alumni Award Winners

Willamette Announces Alumni Award Winners Willamette Announces Alumni Award Winners

Willamette Announces Alumni Award Winners Willamette Announces Alumni Award Winners

Willamette Announces Alumni Award Winners Willamette Announces Alumni Award Winners

Willamette Announces Alumni Award Winners Willamette Announces Alumni Award Winners

Willamette Announces Alumni Award Winners Willamette Announces Alumni Award Winners

Willamette Announces Alumni Award Winners Willamette Announces Alumni Award Winners

Willamette Announces Alumni Award Winners Willamette Announces Alumni Award Winners

Willamette Announces Alumni Award Winners Willamette Announces Alumni Award Winners

Willamette Announces Alumni Award Winners Willamette Announces Alumni Award Winners

Willamette Announces Alumni Award Winners Willamette Announces Alumni Award Winners

Willamette Announces Alumni Award Winners Willamette Announces Alumni Award Winners

Willamette Announces Alumni Award Winners Willamette Announces Alumni Award Winners

Willamette Announces Alumni Award Winners Willamette Announces Alumni Award Winners

Willamette Welcomes ACE Fellow Willamette Welcomes ACE Fellow

Free Poetry Reading At Willamette University Free Poetry Reading At Willamette University

Flood Exposes the Most Vulnerable Flood Exposes the Most Vulnerable

Willamette University Offers Assistance to Displaced Students, Creates Hurricane Relief Fund Willamette University Offers Assistance to Displaced Students, Creates Hurricane Relief Fund

Maori Exhibition to Open at Hallie Ford Museum of Art Maori Exhibition to Open at Hallie Ford Museum of Art

Maori Activities Scheduled Maori Activities Scheduled

K-12 Educators Invited To Maori Workshop K-12 Educators Invited To Maori Workshop

Polynesian Scholar to Speak at Hallie Ford Museum of Art Polynesian Scholar to Speak at Hallie Ford Museum of Art

Installation Honors Donation to Hallie Ford Museum of Art Installation Honors Donation to Hallie Ford Museum of Art

Harp Guitarists to Gather in Oregon Harp Guitarists to Gather in Oregon

Pledge Reflects Nation's Anxieties Pledge Reflects Nation's Anxieties

Museum Seeks Docents Museum Seeks Docents

Kevin Kadar: From the Form to the Sublime Kevin Kadar: From the Form to the Sublime

The Romantic Vision of Michael Brophy The Romantic Vision of Michael Brophy

Willamette University Breaks Ground For Innovative Residential Commons Willamette University Breaks Ground For Innovative Residential Commons

Hallie Ford Museum of Art Announces 2005-06 Exhibition Schedule Hallie Ford Museum of Art Announces 2005-06 Exhibition Schedule

Darius Kinsey: Big Trees at Hallie Ford Museum Darius Kinsey: Big Trees at Hallie Ford Museum

Willamette University History Scholars Shine Willamette University History Scholars Shine

Willamette University Graduates Win National Science Foundation Awards Willamette University Graduates Win National Science Foundation Awards

Willamette University Commencement 2005 Willamette University Commencement 2005

Top Seniors Recognized Top Seniors Recognized

Willamette Tops in National Scholars Willamette Tops in National Scholars

Catholic Theologian to Lecture Catholic Theologian to Lecture

Award Winning Quartet in Concert Award Winning Quartet in Concert

Two New Exhibitions Slated to Open Two New Exhibitions Slated to Open

Commencement May 2005: Willamette University Honors Five Distinguished Leaders Commencement May 2005: Willamette University Honors Five Distinguished Leaders

Distinguished Artist Series Features Cellist and Pianist April 22 Distinguished Artist Series Features Cellist and Pianist April 22

An "Artists' Conversation" on Charles Heaney An "Artists' Conversation" on Charles Heaney

Melville Wire: Oregon Impressionist Melville Wire: Oregon Impressionist

Law Lecture Focuses On Listening to the Poor Law Lecture Focuses On Listening to the Poor

Final Concert for Conductor McIntosh Final Concert for Conductor McIntosh

Pelton Named Board Chair of ACE Pelton Named Board Chair of ACE

Bio-Energy Panel at Willamette University Bio-Energy Panel at Willamette University

Tribal Sovereignty as Free Lecture Topic Tribal Sovereignty as Free Lecture Topic

Faculty Recognized Faculty Recognized

Asia Week Offers Diverse Events Asia Week Offers Diverse Events

Vagina Monologues Returns as Fund Raiser Vagina Monologues Returns as Fund Raiser

Museum Offers Free Lectures and Tours Museum Offers Free Lectures and Tours

Annual Jazz Festival Set for Feb. 12th Annual Jazz Festival Set for Feb. 12th

Willamette University Seeks Film and Video Entries Willamette University Seeks Film and Video Entries

Charles E. Heaney: Memory, Imagination, and Place Charles E. Heaney: Memory, Imagination, and Place

Willamette University Names New University Librarian Willamette University Names New University Librarian

Cokie Roberts Speaks At Willamette University Feb. 3 Cokie Roberts Speaks At Willamette University Feb. 3

Dempsey Lecture and Conference Feb. 10-11 Open to the Public Dempsey Lecture and Conference Feb. 10-11 Open to the Public

Martin Luther King Day Celebrated by Willamette Martin Luther King Day Celebrated by Willamette

Faculty Member Selected for Conference on the Middle East Faculty Member Selected for Conference on the Middle East

Marie Watt: Everything Is Drawing Marie Watt: Everything Is Drawing

Hallie Ford Museum of Art to Close for Winter Break Hallie Ford Museum of Art to Close for Winter Break

Willamette University Choirs Give Free Public Concerts Willamette University Choirs Give Free Public Concerts

Holiday Lights Dec. 3rd Holiday Lights Dec. 3rd

Willamette Academy Awarded $75,000 Willamette Academy Awarded $75,000

University Museum Given Large Endowment University Museum Given Large Endowment

Artist Lecture November 18 Artist Lecture November 18

George Will to Deliver Fall Atkinson Lecture George Will to Deliver Fall Atkinson Lecture

Senior Recital Dec. 1st Senior Recital Dec. 1st

A Victorian Christmas With John Doan A Victorian Christmas With John Doan

Mary Henry: American Constructivist Mary Henry: American Constructivist

Virtuoso Pianist at Willamette University Virtuoso Pianist at Willamette University

$1.6 Million to Help Teachers With Technology $1.6 Million to Help Teachers With Technology

Willamette University Chosen for Kemper Scholar Program Willamette University Chosen for Kemper Scholar Program

Willamette University Announces $1.5 Million Endowed Chair Willamette University Announces $1.5 Million Endowed Chair

Between the Wars: American Printmaking of the 1920s and 30s Between the Wars: American Printmaking of the 1920s and 30s

How Technology Affects Writing How Technology Affects Writing

Alternative Views Alternative Views

Best-Selling Author Robert Putnam at Willamette University Best-Selling Author Robert Putnam at Willamette University

Artist Tad Savinar to Speak Artist Tad Savinar to Speak

Printmaking Workshop for Children Planned Printmaking Workshop for Children Planned

Atkinson Series Announced Atkinson Series Announced

Hip Hop Symposium at Willamette University Hip Hop Symposium at Willamette University

World War II Film Series Planned World War II Film Series Planned

Concert will Introduce New Music Faculty Member Concert will Introduce New Music Faculty Member

Teacher Workshop Offered Teacher Workshop Offered

Humor and Satire At Local Museum Humor and Satire At Local Museum

Chamber Music Recital Sept. 29th Chamber Music Recital Sept. 29th

WWII Drawings At Hallie Ford Museum WWII Drawings At Hallie Ford Museum

Atkinson Graduate School Names Career Director Atkinson Graduate School Names Career Director

Museum Hires Curator Museum Hires Curator

Cellist in Hudson Hall Sept. 19th Cellist in Hudson Hall Sept. 19th

Map Collector and Dealer to Lecture Map Collector and Dealer to Lecture

Willamette Receives $500,000 For Arts and Technology Minor Willamette Receives $500,000 For Arts and Technology Minor

New Membership Benefits New Membership Benefits

Mapping the Pacific Northwest Mapping the Pacific Northwest

Map Collector and Dealer to Lecture Map Collector and Dealer to Lecture

Charting the World: A History of Cartography, 1475-1860 Charting the World: A History of Cartography, 1475-1860

Tom Fawkes: Terra Cognita Tom Fawkes: Terra Cognita

Myra Wiggins: Still Lifes Myra Wiggins: Still Lifes

Hallie Ford Museum of Art Announces 2004-05 Exhibitions Hallie Ford Museum of Art Announces 2004-05 Exhibitions

Willamettes Own Earn Top Athletic Honors Willamettes Own Earn Top Athletic Honors

Willamette Initiates Innovative Teacher Training Program Willamette Initiates Innovative Teacher Training Program

Brown v. Board of Education: Fifty Years Later Brown v. Board of Education: Fifty Years Later

CLA Valedictory CLA Valedictory

Willamette University Graduates Largest Class in School History Willamette University Graduates Largest Class in School History

Thula Sizwe: A Celebration of Hope South Africa Tour Benefit Concert Thula Sizwe: A Celebration of Hope South Africa Tour Benefit Concert

Willamette University Names Graduate Schools Commencement Speakers Willamette University Names Graduate Schools Commencement Speakers

Willamette University Theatre Presents: "Three Farces and a Funeral" Willamette University Theatre Presents: "Three Farces and a Funeral"

Willamette University Names Honorary Degree Recipients Willamette University Names Honorary Degree Recipients

Willamette University to Honor Local Leader Willamette University to Honor Local Leader

Willamette Student Presents Research on Farm Labor-related Injuries Willamette Student Presents Research on Farm Labor-related Injuries

Willamette Students Win Prestigious National Awards Willamette Students Win Prestigious National Awards

Willamette University Receives $800,000 to Ease Faculty Turnover Willamette University Receives $800,000 to Ease Faculty Turnover

University Concert April 29 University Concert April 29

Salem Fashion Show to Benefit Scholarship Effort Salem Fashion Show to Benefit Scholarship Effort

Two New Exhibitions to Open Two New Exhibitions to Open

Lilly Scholar to Discuss Islam Lilly Scholar to Discuss Islam

New Dean Named At Willamette New Dean Named At Willamette

Hunger Forum At Willamette Hunger Forum At Willamette

Hispanic Leader to Address Business Community Hispanic Leader to Address Business Community

Oregon Symphony to Premiere Work By Willamette University Professor Oregon Symphony to Premiere Work By Willamette University Professor

Willamette University Theatre Presents: "The Promise" Willamette University Theatre Presents: "The Promise"

Leader in Innovative Technology to Speak at Willamette University Leader in Innovative Technology to Speak at Willamette University

President Peltons State of the University President Peltons State of the University

Free Lectures and Films at Local Museum Free Lectures and Films at Local Museum

Free Concert at Willamette March 11 at 7 p.m. Free Concert at Willamette March 11 at 7 p.m.

Free Lecture and Workshop Offered by Museum Free Lecture and Workshop Offered by Museum

Lillian Pitt: Spirits Keep Whistling Me Home Lillian Pitt: Spirits Keep Whistling Me Home

Bill Wyatt to Discuss Global Competition Bill Wyatt to Discuss Global Competition

Martin Luther King Celebration At Willamette University Jan. 23 Martin Luther King Celebration At Willamette University Jan. 23

Benazir Bhutto at Willamette University Benazir Bhutto at Willamette University

Internationally Known Pianist At Willamette University Feb. 2 Internationally Known Pianist At Willamette University Feb. 2

Hallie Ford Museum of Art Closed for Winter Break Hallie Ford Museum of Art Closed for Winter Break

Concert to Benefit Chamber Choir Effort Concert to Benefit Chamber Choir Effort

CD Sales to Help Fund Choir Trip to South Africa CD Sales to Help Fund Choir Trip to South Africa

Tree Lighting and Caroling Dec. 5 at Willamette University Tree Lighting and Caroling Dec. 5 at Willamette University

Willamette University Professor Named Oregon Professor of the Year Willamette University Professor Named Oregon Professor of the Year

Willamette Students Sing for CBS on Christmas Eve Willamette Students Sing for CBS on Christmas Eve

"Our Country's Good" Opens At Willamette University "Our Country's Good" Opens At Willamette University

Local Museum Offers Free Films and Demonstrations Local Museum Offers Free Films and Demonstrations

Victorian Christmas at Willamette University Victorian Christmas at Willamette University

Willamette University Theatre Presents: "Our Country's Good" Willamette University Theatre Presents: "Our Country's Good"

Phi Beta Kappa Scholar At Willamette University Phi Beta Kappa Scholar At Willamette University

St. Nicholas Icons at Hallie Ford Museum St. Nicholas Icons at Hallie Ford Museum

Illusionist Rides Coffin Into Deep Water Illusionist Rides Coffin Into Deep Water

"Bach to Jazz" "Bach to Jazz"

Benazir Bhutto at Willamette University Benazir Bhutto at Willamette University

Hallie Ford Museum Wins Award Hallie Ford Museum Wins Award

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Cinema/Television Expert at Willamette Cinema/Television Expert at Willamette

Immigration Policy After September 11th Immigration Policy After September 11th

Willamette University and OPB Business Partners Forum Willamette University and OPB Business Partners Forum

Sports Law Conference To Be Held in Portland Sports Law Conference To Be Held in Portland

David Sedaris at Willamette Oct. 23 David Sedaris at Willamette Oct. 23

Art Lecture at Willamette Oct. 16 Art Lecture at Willamette Oct. 16

Distinguished Artist Series Opens at Willamette Distinguished Artist Series Opens at Willamette

Dempsey Lecture Features Biologist Dempsey Lecture Features Biologist

Yard Art Exhibit Offers Free Films and Demonstrations Yard Art Exhibit Offers Free Films and Demonstrations

Yard Art to Open in September Yard Art to Open in September

"Jacob Lawrence: The Hiroshima Series" "Jacob Lawrence: The Hiroshima Series"

Salem Landmark Changes Hands Salem Landmark Changes Hands

Good News for Higher Education and the Nation: The Supreme Court Upholds Affirmative Action Good News for Higher Education and the Nation: The Supreme Court Upholds Affirmative Action

New Exhibit Opens June 14 at Hallie Ford New Exhibit Opens June 14 at Hallie Ford

In His Own Words: ASWU President Adam Holbrook 03 In His Own Words: ASWU President Adam Holbrook 03

Willamette University Receives Historic $11 Million Gift Willamette University Receives Historic $11 Million Gift

Local Artist Featured At Hallie Ford Museum Local Artist Featured At Hallie Ford Museum

Hallie Ford Museum Announces 2003-04 Season Hallie Ford Museum Announces 2003-04 Season

Willamette University Holds 145th Commencement Willamette University Holds 145th Commencement

Willamette student interns are a mainstay at Capitol Willamette student interns are a mainstay at Capitol

Willamette wins NWC track field titles for second straight year Willamette wins NWC track field titles for second straight year

PaCE Program Helps Salem Community PaCE Program Helps Salem Community

Wulapalooza 2003 At Willamette Wulapalooza 2003 At Willamette

Willamette Alumnus to Give 51-Hour Lecture for World Record Willamette Alumnus to Give 51½-Hour Lecture for World Record

Willamette Announces Commencement Program Willamette Announces Commencement Program

Living Treasures Series To Be Shown Living Treasures Series To Be Shown

Forensic Anthropologist At Willamette Forensic Anthropologist At Willamette

Willamette Makes the List Willamette Makes the List

Luau at Willamette April 19 Luau at Willamette April 19

Piano Concert May 7 At Willamette University Piano Concert May 7 At Willamette University

Speaker to Discuss Genetically Modified Foods and Food Labeling Speaker to Discuss Genetically Modified Foods and Food Labeling

Blood Drive Blood Drive

Prints and Baskets At Hallie Ford Museum Prints and Baskets At Hallie Ford Museum

Lecture April 4 Lecture April 4

Student Work on Exhibit Student Work on Exhibit

Willamette's Website Wins Top Award Willamette's Website Wins Top Award

New Music Ensemble At Willamette New Music Ensemble At Willamette

Willamette College of Law Captures National Championship Willamette College of Law Captures National Championship

Auction to Benefit Salem Community Auction to Benefit Salem Community

Storytellers At Willamette Storytellers At Willamette

Law Lecture at Willamette March 18 Law Lecture at Willamette March 18

Black History Month Celebration Black History Month Celebration

Jon Nakamatsu to Perform At Willamette University April 2 Jon Nakamatsu to Perform At Willamette University April 2

Book Signing At Library Book Signing At Library

State Economist To Speak State Economist To Speak

Willamette Celebrates 161 Years Willamette Celebrates 161 Years

State of the University - Founders Day State of the University - Founders Day

"Intersections: The Art of Jan Zach" "Intersections: The Art of Jan Zach"

Faculty Colloquium Spring 2003 Faculty Colloquium Spring 2003

Filmmaker to Show and Discuss His Work at Willamette Filmmaker to Show and Discuss His Work at Willamette

Asian Film Series At Willamette Asian Film Series At Willamette

Willamette President to Lead NAICU Committee Willamette President to Lead NAICU Committee

African American Lecture Series Begins Feb. 7 at Willamette African American Lecture Series Begins Feb. 7 at Willamette

Goodrich Named as New Atkinson School Dean Goodrich Named as New Atkinson School Dean

"Savage in Limbo" Plays At Willamette "Savage in Limbo" Plays At Willamette

Free Concert January 11th Free Concert January 11th

Jazz Festival Set For February 2003 Jazz Festival Set For February 2003

Distinguished Artist At Willamette University Distinguished Artist At Willamette University

Jazz Trio at Willamette Jan. 23 Jazz Trio at Willamette Jan. 23

Willamette Grad Named to U.S. Senate Willamette Grad Named to U.S. Senate

MLK Celebration Set For Willamette University MLK Celebration Set For Willamette University

Distinguished Artist In Concert at Willamette Distinguished Artist In Concert at Willamette

Star Trees Set For Lighting Star Trees Set For Lighting

Food Drive at Willamette Food Drive at Willamette

Willamette Names Passadore For Leadership Award Willamette Names Passadore For Leadership Award

Diary of a Black Sailor Topic of Inaugural Lecture Diary of a Black Sailor Topic of Inaugural Lecture

A Victorian Christmas with John Doan A Victorian Christmas with John Doan

Peace Lecture Oct. 23 at Willamette Peace Lecture Oct. 23 at Willamette

Art Auction to Benefit Willamette Student Art Auction to Benefit Willamette Student

Willamette Dean Wins Prestigious Prize Willamette Dean Wins Prestigious Prize

"Big Love" Plays at Willamette "Big Love" Plays at Willamette

Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center At Willamette University Next Month Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center At Willamette University Next Month

Public Safety Lecture At Willamette University Public Safety Lecture At Willamette University

Pelton Names Grainger Senior Executive Assistant Pelton Names Grainger Senior Executive Assistant

Molly Ivins Gives Atkinson Lecture Molly Ivins Gives Atkinson Lecture

Willamette University Theatre Presents "The Diviners" Willamette University Theatre Presents "The Diviners"

Free Film Presentation At Willamette University Free Film Presentation At Willamette University

Bruce Babbitt Gives Dempsey Lecture at Willamette Bruce Babbitt Gives Dempsey Lecture at Willamette

Anniversary Concert at Willamette University Anniversary Concert at Willamette University

New Dean Named for College of Liberal Arts New Dean Named for College of Liberal Arts

Lecture to Focus on Ill Health and Culture Lecture to Focus on Ill Health and Culture

Willamette College of Law Receives Record Donation Willamette College of Law Receives Record Donation

Willamette Conference Addresses Future of Northwest Forest Plan Willamette Conference Addresses Future of Northwest Forest Plan

Marking the first anniversary of September 11th Marking the first anniversary of September 11th

A College President Worries About an Unreflective Focus on Ourselves A College President Worries About an Unreflective Focus on Ourselves

Library Consortium Enhances Access Library Consortium Enhances Access

Willamette University Tree Proves to be the Tallest Willamette University Tree Proves to be the Tallest

Free Noon Concert At Art Museum Free Noon Concert At Art Museum

Ancient Vase on Loan To Hallie Ford Museum Ancient Vase on Loan To Hallie Ford Museum

Willamette Professor Elected President of National Law Society Willamette Professor Elected President of National Law Society

Lectures Coincide with Egyptian Exhibition Lectures Coincide with Egyptian Exhibition

In the Fullness of Time: Masterpieces of Egyptian Art from American Collections In the Fullness of Time: Masterpieces of Egyptian Art from American Collections