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Click on the titles below for selected highlights from Willamette University’s mentions in the media. (This service concluded on June 30, 2020.) 

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The 20 Best Things to Do in Salem for First-Timers



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Opinion: Removing statues doesn’t address the complexities of our racist past



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Winners: 2020 HLC Awards



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The EMpower Top 100 Ethnic Minority Executive Role Models 2020



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Oregon’s Law Schools Ask Supreme Court to Waive Bar Exam Due to COVID-19; Bar Not Pleased



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Tracking down a deadly virus



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How China Can Avert an Employment Crisis



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CAFE 541: A former Springfielder's journey from lawyer to poet



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Oregon Private College Week to be held virtually in late July



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Google’s Biggest Partner with Miles Ward



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Salem: Exploring One Of Oregon's Underrated Gems



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"You’re on Indian Land: Making the Case for Indigenous Land Acknowledgement in Collecting Institutions"



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Stay-at-home order upheld in Oregon’s highest court



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Salem-Keizer students, teachers reflect on distance learning challenges during coronavirus



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Bird-themed art show at Chessman Gallery



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Cassia Prosecutor Picked as Minidoka Magistrate Judge



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Dear graduates: Willamette president challenges you to 'build a better world'



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City Club of Eugene: What We Know (and What We Don't) About Employment Post Coronavirus



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Former local bank teller promoted to senior vice president position



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Helm Confirmed as Hawaiian Homes Commissioner



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Trump’s church photo has no American precedent. Does it have one in fascism?



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Archaeologists learn more about Jason Lee home site after finding artifacts in basement



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40 Under 40 | 2020



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People in Aviation: June 2020



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Riverton announces David Brickey as new City Manager



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Rebuilding America: How universities and colleges in the Mid-Valley are approaching fall term



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How to live longer: The enjoyable experience that could extend your life expectancy



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Salem area sees unprecedented unemployment among coronavirus pandemic



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Dr. Scott E. Feller Named 17th President of Wabash College



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Nick Symmonds marries longtime girlfriend at home in Oregon



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Arkansas hockey team thrives under direction of Brian Gallini



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A loving farewell from the Claremont School of Theology



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Senior Spotlight: ‘Maddie dedicates every waking moment to athletics’



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McKay English teacher wins Willamette region's Teacher of the Year award



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Judge challenges Oregon's coronavirus restrictions, law professor weighs in



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McKay High School’s Larkin Foley named regional teacher of the year



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Confusion grows around status of Brown’s emergency order



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5 Lessons Entrepreneurs Can Learn from Phil Catudal



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Willamette University plans for in-person fall classes, with pay cuts for faculty and staff



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Novel clostridial lineages recovered from metagenomes of a hot oil reservoir



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The Heat: Countries face economic fallout from COVID-19



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Roll call of Salem history reflected in Pioneer Cemetery



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Charlestown High School To Get New Principal



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Whitman alumna helps develop hand sanitizer to meet demaind



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Challenged by big questions, Salem faith leaders work together to find answers, dealing with isolation



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Willamette University chemist wins major grant to improve treatment for disease that causes blindness



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Weidner joins Moore, Corbett, Heffernan, Moeller & Meis



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Willamette University Law Professor Says Gov. Kate Brown’s Emergency Orders on COVID-19 Should Have Expiration Dates



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Opinion | The Nude Selfie Is Now High Art - New York Times - TELES RELAY



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Incoming college freshmen, universities in Oregon prepare for abnormal fall semester



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