4pm to 6pm: Clothing Repair hosted by CAA, Yarn and Textiles Club, and Queer Student Union. Bring your clothes that need repair and materials and instruction will be provided in Montag space under GRAC. We will also be launching our Clothing Swap! Bring clothes to donate and feel free to find new ones:)

Come meet the tutors and eat some yummy cookies!

John Hollenbeck formed GEORGE during the Covid pandemic. He brought together three great musicians/people whom he loved and admired for a long time! Even though most of the members had never met each other, John was confident from knowing them himself, that this group would immediately be, as one of the members calls it, “tight” (which means “very cool” in case you were wondering).

11:30 am: David Craig, Bird Nerds, and CAA will be hosting a bird walk. Meet at the Chicken Fountain to see cool birds!

Awesome things are happening in Salem! Come and learn from Salem’s city planners about how the city continues to grow, what is being developed to keep the city moving forward, and how you can take part in that process. Dinner provided!

Spend your evening with us and enjoy a performance of our many smaller musical groups. This performance features Contemporary Ensemble, Percussion Ensemble, Horn Ensemble, and String Quartet.

Learn about job and internship opportunities and meet with hiring professionals at the Career Fair, hosted by the Office of Career Design. This event is open to students from both campuses.

This is a great opportunity for those interested in education, healthcare, or learning more about community partners.

Learn about job and internship opportunities and meet with hiring professionals at the Job Fair, hosted by the Office of Career Design.

7:00 pm: CAA will be hosting trivia in the Ford Theater! There will be prizes!

Gather to celebrate Kegan Rascoe’s Senior Recital! Experience a variety of trumpet pieces alongside a few group jazz pieces. This event will feature Daemon Bawa on percussion, Naomi Cole on bass, James Miley on piano, Gabby rose on Trombone, and Crystal Zimmerman on piano.

For over three decades, Willamette University’s Hawai’i Club has organized Lū’au for hundreds of people at Willamette University and its surrounding communities to attend. We are excited to share that Willamette University Hawai’i Club is hosting the 34th Annual Lūʻau on April 27th in Cone Field House. This year’s Lūʻau focuses on “Ko Mo’olelo Kākou” which means “Our Stories’’.

Come enjoy the Willamette Chamber Choir, Voce, Willamette Concert Band, and Willamette Chamber Orchestra for this joint collaboration!

Residence Hall Association presents Dive in Movie at the Sparks Pool on April 28th! At 6pm, we will be showing Surf’s Up. At 8pm we will be showing The Meg!

RHA presents…Cookie Day! Come grab a free cookie from the Bistro on April 29th from 1-3pm!

Join senior studio art majors Josefina Bovee, Sage E. Clemons, Sarah Jo Menke, and Morgan J. Murray, for a guided tour of the “IN/BETWEEN” exhibition where they will talk about their work.

Museum visitors are invited to enjoy the rare opportunity to meet, observe, and talk with art conservator Tom Fuller as he works with objects from the Native American collection at the Hallie Ford Museum of Art. Fuller’s skills as a conservator play a vital role at the museum, where he has worked as a consultant since the early 2000s.

RHA partners with Westside Hall Council to bring you Dogs in the Den! On April 30th from 2pm to 4pm, come pets some dogs and enjoy some snacks in Montag Den!

The Writing Center is hosting a Long Night Against Procrastination event from 8pm to midnight on the last day of classes, April 30th.

RHA presents a variety of crafts on Brown field from 3pm to 5pm on May 1st! Enjoy the first of the month with Tie Dye, Journal Making, Decorating and more!

Come join us for the BFA Thesis Exhibition! This is a great opportunity to see the amazing work of our BFA Thesis students from Fall 23 and Spring 24.

The Hallie Ford School of Graduate Studies at Pacific Northwest College of Art is thrilled to announce the 2024 MFA Thesis Exhibition!

RHA presents Make a Study Buddy on May 2nd from 5pm to 6pm in Cat Cavern! We will have a wide variety of sustainable stuffed animals to chose from (1 per person)! WHILE SUPPLIES LAST!

Learn about the changes coming to willamette.edu and pnca.willamette.edu.

RHA Presents…Frozen Friday! Come grab a frozen treat in Jackson Plaza on May 3rd from 11am to 1pm!

Meet with career advisors from the Office of Career Design and get help with your job search.

Meet with career advisors from the Office of Career Design and get help with your job search.

The Hallie Ford School of Graduate Studies at Pacific Northwest College of Art is thrilled to announce the 2024 MFA Thesis Exhibition!

Students needing to stay late due to participation in university sponsored events may request to stay late past the May 9, 2024 move out date.

Join Professor Alexandrea Opie for a gallery talk exploring her photographic work in the “What Remains” exhibition taking place at the Hallie Ford Museum of Art now through May 18, 2024.

Last board meal of the semester is breakfast

All students must be out of their residence hall by May 9, 2024, 12:00 pm, noon.

Check the Senior Week Calendar for events and locations.

Calling all graduating seniors! Join Chaplain Pearl and Geoff Dejanvier of Career Development in the SRL Office on the UC second floor for a concluding Values Sort Activity to affirm your next steps.

Their final performance as Willamette students, held Commencement Weekend.

Baccalaureate is a ceremony of celebration and reflection on the communal journey of the graduating class. Planned by graduating seniors, the ceremony is created to be inclusive so that students and families of all spiritual orientations, and world views feel welcomed, engaged, and connected.

Annual Baccalaureate is a communal celebration for graduating seniors in commemoration of their time at Willamette University.

Commencement

Join us on graduation day as we celebrate the work of senior studio art majors Josefina Bovee (Santa Cruz, CA), Patricia Jean Cambe (Waipahu, HI), Sage E. Clemons (Newport, OR), Eliana Belle Czuk (Newburg, OR), Natalie Noelani Klett (Beaverton, OR), Hannah A. Krieger (Cincinnati, OH), Sarah Jo Menke (Klamath Falls, OR), and Morgan J. Murray (Bend, OR).

Students signed up for summer housing stay in their Spring ‘24 assignments until their summer space is clean and ready.

All seniors and students approved for late stay must vacate their living spaces by noon on May 20, 2024.

Summer housing is available on both Portland and Salem campuses.

The first production of Theatre 33’s 2024 New Play Summer Festival.

The first production of Theatre 33’s 2024 New Play Summer Festival.

The first production of Theatre 33’s 2024 New Play Summer Festival.

The first Pop-up staged reading of Theatre 33’s 2024 New Play Summer Festival.

The first production of Theatre 33’s 2024 New Play Summer Festival.

PNCA’s Low Residency MFA in Visual Studies program is thrilled to welcome Diedrick Brackens for a lecture on his work and practice.

Deadline for new students to choose their own roommate

PNCA’s Low Residency MFA in Visual Studies program is thrilled to welcome Lindsey White for a lecture on her work and practice.

The 2nd full production of Theatre 33’s 2024 New Play Summer Festival.