In recognition of Hispanic Heritage Month (also known as Latinx/e Heritage Month), Willamette University asked Nairobi Aguilar JD'24, president of the Latinx Law Student Association, about why the month is meaningful.
With a Willamette MBA in hand, Mercier makes history as the first female CEO of Spirit Mountain Casino.
The grant will support Willamette’s ongoing efforts to create inclusive and equitable learning environments for STEM students.
Willamette professors recognized the need for active listening and constructive discourse at this divisive historical moment.
Willamette was among 10 universities nationwide recognized for positive policies, programs and programs for LGBTQ youth.
Noelle Medina ’21 found myriad ways to be active within their major and on campus.
The Willamette Law faculty acknowledges the college's historic obligation to eradicate racism, hatred and violence and calls for action to achieve that end.
Community reflects on the beloved chaplain's two decades of service and leadership at Willamette.
Medical resident Victoria Black Horse ’13 laid her foundation for medical school at Willamette University and continues to mentor Native American students entering the field.
First-year student is among youngest candidates ever to run for Salem-Keizer School Board.
Student-run evening of entertainment celebrated the rich history of Polynesian music.
Hallie Ford Museum of Art’s George Rodriguez exhibition will examine culture, politics and identity.
Native and Indigenous Student Union hosts pow wow for 17th year.
Law students bring Oregon governors to share experiences for Women’s History Month in diversity speaker series.
Paulus paved the way for women in politics and long supported Willamette.
President Thorsett responds to the United Methodist Church’s decision not to embrace full inclusion of LGBTQ members and leaders.
Warm greetings and a flurry of activity ushered in the 30th anniversary of the American Studies Program.
Survey link will be emailed in February to students, staff, administrators and faculty.
Carina Comer MBA’15 promotes resiliency by employing people with disabilities at her business, Carina’s Bakery.
The students who made a positive impact on the university and Salem communities returned to Japan and other home countries.
Willamette students present summer research at the Society for Advancement of Chicanos/Hispanics & Native Americans in Science conference.
Native American activist Winona LaDuke discusses climate change, her role as a ‘water protector.’
Pacific Northwest Students of Color Conference inspires Kawika Kalama ’21.
Lectures, presentations and a film commemorate Indigenous Peoples’ Day in October.
Undergraduate and graduate students represent 30 states and several countries.
Eight employees receive Employee of the Year Awards, including the inaugural Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Award.
Andy Blevins JD ’19 MBA ’19, Carrie Elmore JD’19 follow several WU awardees of scholarship
The event shared Polynesian music, food and traditions with the Willamette community.
Andy Blevins JD/MBA’19 invited to speak on panel with legal experts.
Hosted by the Native and Indigenous Student Union, the event commemorated its 16th anniversary.
Events included Into the Streets community service projects, a book club and a lecture.
In its 175th year, the university celebrates the presence and impact of women.
Three exhibitions and a panel discussion aim to start a dialogue about critical issues.
Art museum has long history with Crow’s Shadow Institute of Arts.
Undergraduate, graduate students represent dozens of states and several foreign countries.
Willamette University remodels buildings and relocates staff over the summer.
In her latest work, acclaimed Native American artist Marie Watt ’90 explores the symbiotic relationships between humans and the natural world.
Tradition and culture shared through this annual event.
The group’s recommendations were presented to President Thorsett last week.
Official statement in response to the withdrawal of federal protection for transgender rights
Last week, Willamette University welcomed 119 ASP students to campus.
Black Student Union club hosts several events in honor of Black History Month.
Willamette staff member, students spend holiday break supporting pipeline protesters in North Dakota.
Staff offer input on potential chief diversity officer hire.
The acclaimed author and “bad feminist” inspired laughter, tears, social change and self-reflection.
The student-run production showcased history and tradition through music, dance, stories, song and food.
Discussions, service reflect King's legacy.
Students elected to board seats, have strong showing at NAPABA and NAPALSA conventions.
The bestselling author will deliver “A Deeper Black: Race in America."
Local youth experience culture and creativity in a unique way.
More than 150 TIU students canvassed campus last week to learn about life in America.
Tomodachi participants share American culture with ASP students — and find they learn just as much from the experience.
This week, Tokyo International University of America (TIUA) welcomed 132 new students to Salem.
Shimomura discusses his creative process Jan. 23 as part of MLK celebration.