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11.01.2022 | Linda LenhoffPNCA students are redesigning Willamette Week’s Give!Guide.
PNCA students are redesigning Willamette Week’s Give!Guide.
Saraa Green ’19 MBA, who works at Adidas, developed a business plan for a hair product that's now being distributed in the U.S.
Julian Voss-Andreae ’04 has received international acclaim for his ‘quantum’ sculptures.
Bearcats from far and wide converged on Salem to reconnect with classmates and friends at Willamette's largest Alumni Reunion Weekend on record.
Eric Swinn ’06 has traveled the world as a foreign service officer.
Jasmine Ames MBA ’18 planned on pursuing a healthcare career but the MBA changed her mind.
With the threat of a global pandemic and moving to fully remote classes, the Class of 2021 overcame a number of obstacles on their way to passing the bar exam.
Josh Lute JD’07 truly knows the ins and outs of Dutch Bros. Coffee. The alum went from slinging drinks at a stand to providing legal advice and assistance.
Lindsay Stewart ’69 JD’73 and Corinne Stewart ’71 have endowed the Lindsay and Corinne Stewart Professorship in Humanities through an outright gift and estate bequest totaling $2 Million.
When alumni, parents and friends knew of the needs and challenges faced by our students and community this year, they responded with an unprecedented level of support.
PNCA becomes an independent college within the university.
After spending time in Germany, David Coelho ’08 helped his family's winery navigate the pandemic.
Kawamura now works with data for scouting at the Houston Astros.
More than 475 students — representing the College of Arts and Sciences, Atkinson Graduate School of Management and the College of Law — graduated from Willamette University on Sunday.
Scarfe is a soloist, faculty member and founder of the Trinity Alps Chamber Music Festival.
Chloe Prendergast ’14 founded her own string quartet and became an orchestra member in the Netherlands after she graduated.
Success for FICO Vice President Marie Morel-Seytoux ’90 began with a Willamette math degree.
Jaered Koichi Croes ’08 now runs a popular Japanese culture blog and app that teaches kanji.
Years in the making, a summer remodel opens up the chapel for flexible and safe gatherings.
Life trustee, trailblazing lawyer and dedicated community leader leaves a legacy of innovation and service.
Undergraduate play leads Shana Cooper ’99 to new career.
During a time of pain and healing, Katie Lee’s professors and classmates inspired her to make the most of her life.
Emily Anderson MBA’20 used her educational experience as a springboard to a job with one of the nation’s top accounting firms.
Willamette students practice virtual interviews, how to tell their story through workshops.
In the aftermath of personal loss, Nathaniel Woodward JD’20 found his calling as an advocate for accident victims and their families.
The gift from the estate of Sachiko and Taul Watanabe '41 provides funds for additional scholarships at the Atkinson Graduate School of Management.
The newest addition to the president’s leadership team is passionate about inclusion, equity, mentorship and transformative learning.
Politics grad starts nonprofit, becomes public speaker and fights for patient rights.
After working in various professional fields for more than 25 years, Tamara Palmer JD’21 wanted to attend law school — and donor support made it possible.
Donor support helps students put their management education to the test with real stakes and real organizations.
In his first week as a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Texas, Alfredo Zuniga ’12 relied on old notes from his Willamette biology class to teach students.
Report details children’s rights violations at U.S.-run facilities.
Families, alumni return to campus to celebrate athletic, artistic and academic excellence.
Pat Keys' speech to the second committee focused on climate change, global wealth inequality and sustainability.
Making students feel supported and welcomed is a priority.
U.S. News and World Report listed Willamette University in the top tier of liberal arts colleges nationally, ranking the university 68th among the best liberal arts colleges and as a “Best Value School” in the magazine’s 2020 rankings.
Undergraduate research experiences catalyzed the career of Alex Compton ’06, virologist and lead investigator at the National Cancer Institute.
Jamal Raad ’08 takes on climate change as campaign communications director for presidential candidate and fellow Bearcat Gov. Jay Inslee JD’76.
Liberal arts foundation served Greg Orzell ’05 well as he rose up the tech industry’s ranks.
Law partner Eleanor Beatty JD’04 and alumna Sara Kendrick JD’15 recall the former mayor of Keizer’s generosity and care.
Alumni Reunion Weekend brings together generations of alumni for fun and community.
On-campus opportunities opened doors to an NBA communications career for Brandon Chinn ’14.
BA/MBA graduate uses data to tackle the business side of the Seahawks.
Willamette life trustee and supporter helped shape and support the university for nearly 50 years.
In the 2018 elections, several graduates — as well as a current student — of Willamette University’s College of Law ran for elected positions.
Not unto ourselves alone are we born: Andrew Galen, a Class of 2017 Willamette MBA alum, has truly taken our school motto to heart. After graduating just over a year ago, he wasted no time before becoming heavily involved in both the Salem and Willamette communities.
The annual event at Willamette’s rural facility merged creative arts and abundant natural resources.
VP Shelby Radcliffe provides an overview of FY18 progress.
Alumni Reunion Weekend celebrates the Willamette community, people and place.
Bioscientist Travis Stiles ’05 explains how three professors and a fraternity brother inspired his potentially life-saving research.
Rosie Roberson ’99 has created nearly 100 games and was nominated for a Toy and Game Inventor Excellence Award.
Bearcats enjoy record-setting season and finish just short of advancing to national championship.
Gabriel Tallent ’10 takes literary world by storm with debut novel “My Absolute Darling.”
Phoebe Keever ’07 broadens her perspective and helps others during service trips.
Diplomas in hand, graduates move on to the next stages of their lives.
Willamette Law selects Nani Apo JD’13, honors three others for Hon. Mary Mertens James award.
New podcast highlights talent and expertise that make Willamette MBA Oregon’s top MBA program.
Bearcats volunteer at nonprofits across the country on Willamette’s Global Day of Service.
The only Oregon school in the top 10 colleges with fewer than 5,000 undergraduates, Willamette has 13 Bearcats serving around the world.
The only Division III school in the top 10, Willamette can win a huge cash bonus by getting the most new pledges the week of Feb. 18.
Students know their lives will change when they come to Willamette. But sometimes the unexpected happens — they fall in love.
Willamette Academy’s executive director explains how the program helps teenagers — and society — reach their potential.
John Poulsen ’94 publishes research that leads to crackdown on poachers.
Michelle Atherton’s Willamette experience led her to a unique conservation project abroad.
Former Willamette singers return to campus for a special reunion and a remarkable professor.
Families of some students, faculty grapple with aftermath.
Travis Stiles ’05 president and CEO of Novoron Bioscience moves closer to reversing nerve damage caused by Multiple Sclerosis.
The executive director provides an update on the popular college access program for underrepresented students.
A $5.5 million pledge will impact students and faculty in mathematics and physics.
Art museum has long history with Crow’s Shadow Institute of Arts.
Events for alumni to reconnect and reunite with classmates kick off on Friday.
In her latest work, acclaimed Native American artist Marie Watt ’90 explores the symbiotic relationships between humans and the natural world.
Willamette Store temporarily closes next month for renovation
Gifts recognize the university’s past and future impact, will enhance the student experience.
Estate gifts of $6.8 million will support generations of Willamette students.
Photos, letters from 1954 Willamette student bike trip are available in university archives.
Deulen, Nadelson and Stolowitz are in the running for 2017 honors.
Colin Schilling ’10 MBA’12 and Kornei MBA’12 plan ambitious Portland expansion.
From an enterprising class project, two Willamette alumni built a thriving gluten-free business.
As the student speaker at Commencement 2016, Anelise Zimmer ’16 drew on her Willamette experiences and urged her fellow new graduates to find the courage to climb life’s mountains.
Studio art seniors say goodbye to Willamette with a show of talent.
Filmmaker John Waller ’98 journeys into uncharted territory to share stories of discovery, beauty and love.
Kelly A. Cole JD’96 was named senior vice president of government affairs for CTIA - The Wireless Association in Washington, D.C.
Willamette University College of Law alumnus Stanton D. Anderson JD’69 joined Blue Ridge Network, bringing his global and business experience to the team of advisors.
Third-year law students Bailey Moody and Jessica Cavallero each received a 2016 Bill and Ann Shepherd Legal Scholarship for $6,500 for their commitment to improving the quality of life for minorities.
Law Professor Paul Diller was quoted in a Statesman Journal article reporting on the United States Supreme Court ruling that ordered lower courts to reconsider whether the government's evidence of corruption is strong enough to try former Virginia Governor Robert F. McDonnell.
An alumnus of Willamette, Reich returns to work in the advancement division.
Willamette's Civil Procedure Expert and Law Professor Jeffrey C. Dobbins commented in a PBJ Article Reporting on a Lawsuit by Health Republic Insurance Co. Seeking $20 Million Dollars.
Willamette's civil procedure expert and law professor commented in Statesman-Journal article that reported on a recent judicial opinion concerning the ongoing dispute between former Oregon first lady Cylvia Hayes and The Oregonian.
Diller sheds light on the city of Cascade Locks' legal options to open a water-bottling operation in Hood River County, where voters recently approved a ban on such facilities within the county limits.
Law graduate recognized as pioneer who demonstrates concern for human and civil rights has history of significant litigation wins and community involvement
The new VP for Campus Life begins June 1.
Willamette Law’s director of externships and alumna recognized for dedication and service
Former OSC Chief Justice and Willamette Law’s Distinguished Jurist-in-Residence and alumnus has history of giving back to community
Commercial law expert and Willamette Associate Professor of Law David Friedman quoted in Portland Tribune article about Oracle’s failed Cover Oregon website
Head Basketball Coach Kip Ioane ’01, MAT ’02 leads by example.
Investiture Ceremony Honors Willamette University Double Alumnus
Dancers, drummers and vendors shared traditions and heritage.
Read about these four alumni in Willamette Magazine
Hatfield ’43 made significant contributions to foreign policy during his 30-year career as an Oregon senator.
Three wins in one weekend - including soccer, volleyball and a donor challenge.
On Nov. 5, the Getty CEO addresses the threat posed by ISIS.
Campus leadership positions prepared Zhang for work at several major companies.
The award is the highest honor Sigma Chi can bestow upon its members.
Punit Renjen MM '86, CEO of Deloitte Global and a Willamette trustee, was honored for his work inspiring others.
Nearly 200 first-year students enrolled at Atkinson, College of Law
The Guinness Book of World Records will certify the results this winter.
Psychology professor and author Dacher Keltner offers students advice on achieving happiness.
From swimming to volleyball, the Class of 2019 explored Willamette’s offerings.
Thirty-four percent of students took part in Greek life as of last spring.
Willamette earns three top awards, two finalist recognitions in five years
The site is designed for mobile optimization and includes new multimedia tools for storytelling.
Three acclaimed speakers helped celebrate the achievements of WU graduates on May 17.
Risa Cromer ’04 is one of four anthropologists across the nation to receive the award.
With the stipend, Christina Johnson '14 is pursuing her doctorate in microbiology.
Tejeswara Reddy ’12 and Elisa Ahern ’15 are both teaching English in Europe later this year.
At the Oregon State Capitol, students and staff networked with alumni working in government.
Zane Sparling and Emily Hoard will work at Oregon newspapers this summer.
Through the program, Maria Hernandez ’15 will explore national histories of discrimination and resistance.
Atkinson Lecture featured Jerry Greenfield, co-founder of Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream.
Inaugural “24 Hours of Giving” event supported by over 750 donors.
Christian Oldham ’14, MBA ’15 will spend a year in Japan studying ikebana.
With 11 alumni serving overseas, Willamette snags the No. 10 spot among small schools.
Amadou Fofana has been awarded a Humanities Writ Large fellowship at Duke University.
M. H. Wiener Foundation helps students unearth new finds in Scotland.
Shimomura discusses his creative process Jan. 23 as part of MLK celebration.
Former Oregon Gov. Barbara Roberts shares her personal story as part of a MLK celebration.
An alumnus and visiting English professor were both nominated for their plays.
Artist Roger Shimomura will share how race, ethnicity influenced his art in "An American Diary" on Jan. 23.