Willamette Academy director brings passion for leadership and inclusivity to the job
02.15.2023 | Office of CommunicationsOlmos-García BA’14 MBA’23 is the first leader in academy history to attend and graduate from the program.
Olmos-García BA’14 MBA’23 is the first leader in academy history to attend and graduate from the program.
Maribel Méndez MBA ’21 says programming languages are like a “secret code.”
Scholarships are available for PNCA students to pursue their art studies and experience Mexican culture.
The program is currently the largest of its kind among private institutions in Oregon and Washington.
Emma Wiseman BFA’22 discusses her internship and new role at Happylucky in Portland.
Emmy Obenauf BA‘23 talks about how this role changed her future career path.
Willamette’s Debate Union is on a winning streak this year as students take on arguments about the country, the world and (sometimes even) other worlds.
St. Onge is co-president of the Native and Indigenous Student Union.
Choosing aluminum cans was one of the company’s first decisions around environmental stewardship.
Shannon Lee, BA/MBA ‘21, drives healthy forestry practices at HP.
PNCA students are redesigning Willamette Week’s Give!Guide.
After earning his MBA and teaching abroad, Michael Chen ’18 now works at Meta.
Funding will improve access to information about the breadth of Willamette’s curriculum.
Jezarely Miguel, founder of brand Matiz, and Jenny Delgado from architect firm CannonDesign will speak at the Nov. 3 event.
DuBoise was recently featured on OPB for a piece she created as a Black Lives Matter Artist grantee.
PNCA 3D Design students turned trash into wearable treasures.
Updates on Compass Cash and to-go food options at Goudy Commons.
Liani Reeves ’98, JD ’01 will share her experience at the Rogers Music Center event.
The Tokyo International University of America (TIUA) study abroad program resumes under the leadership of Jo Kozuma in January.
Check out the university’s social networking site for new rentals, jobs or items for sale.
2021 PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction winner K-Ming Chang is among them.
More than 100 presentations await attendees at SSRD for one of its biggest events in years.
“Oregon’s Sculptor”, Lee Kelly BFA ‘59, passed away on March 28, 2022, at age 89.
Eric Swinn ’06 has traveled the world as a foreign service officer.
Nick Kachanyuk MS ’21 began working for the Marion County office in November.
Three books by Associate Professor Abigail Susik demonstrate Surrealism’s lasting relevance.
Colleen Smyth BA ’15, MS ’21 found a novel way to apply her degree before she even graduated.
The university was one of four institutions in Oregon to receive the grant and among a select number nationwide.
Support survivors, take action and promote healthy relationships.
A series of Compass Conversations will kick off Phase I of strategic planning in October.
Willamette University rose one spot higher this year among a total 223 arts and science institutions.
New faculty members bring experience in dance, English, computer science and more.
Mullen will assume his role on Sept. 1.
Bill introduced by Oregonians Against Slavery and Involuntary Servitude gains support from U.S. Sen. Jeff Merkley.
Edward McGlone ’11 advances to deputy assistant secretary.
The program offers an innovative and transparent path to obtaining a legal education.
Laura Appleman, David Friedman and Karen Sandrik embrace new roles.
Nancy Garcia ’08, MBA’10 incorporated the fundamentals she learned at Willamette into her career.
Instead of the usual crowd gathered on the north lawn, the 2020 lighting of the Star Trees was broadcast live to a virtual audience on YouTube.
William Grasty JD'21 worked through the Willamette Law Business Law Clinic to give a local business a needed boost when it came to trademarking their logo.
Chloe Prendergast ’14 founded her own string quartet and became an orchestra member in the Netherlands after she graduated.
Willamette's new vice president for student affairs discusses beginning her tenure in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Theatre major Andrew Keswick '22 and Professor Coromel discuss the intricacies of safely producing a live theatre production during the global pandemic.
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.
Students, staff and faculty share photos and memories of Thetford Lodge, which was destroyed by unprecedented wildfires last month.
New 4+3 Direct Admission Program allows undergraduate University of Alaska Southeast students and alumni to be admitted to Willamette Law based on certain academic credentials.
Two Oregon entrepreneurs explain why a business major is essential at an arts and science university.
Modified tour route and restricted access to campus spaces among the changes.
US Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg visited Willamette in 2008, participating in the dedication ceremony for the Oregon Civic Justice Center.
Professor Warren Binford and Jackie Sandmeyer JD’19 to be honored by the Oregon American Constitution Society at their annual awards dinner.
Jade Aguilar, Willamette’s inaugural Vice President for Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion, recently announced she has accepted a position with ECONorthwest in Portland.
Hans A. Linde, longtime instructor at Willamette University College of Law, left an indelible imprint on the legal community in the state of Oregon.
Life trustee, trailblazing lawyer and dedicated community leader leaves a legacy of innovation and service.
Six new professors bring expertise in law, data science, Japanese, computer science and vocal jazz.
As conflict and crime advisor, alumna develops programs to counter violent extremism.
Kimberly Cole ’02 finds a career in public health through international studies.
MBA program, connections lead Nathan Love ‘05 MBA’06 to jobs in entertainment, digital tech.
Professor Rohan Grey joins Willamette Law. Grey's research focuses on the legal design and regulation of money and finance.
Law school emphasizes nimble stability and shared ownership in reopening efforts.
Brian Gallini takes on his role as dean of the College of Law.
Caleb Huegel JD'20 had a passion for land use law and chose to dive fully into that field through a number of externships while at Willamette Law.
Byrin Romney JD'20 pursued an externship at the British Board of Film Classification to research technology and legislation to protect children from online pornography.
Norman Williams concludes his seventh and final year as Associate Dean of Academic Affairs for the College of Law.
Alexis Gjurasic ’19 earned the distinction as the first Willamette Fulbright grantee in Luxembourg.
Undergraduate play leads Shana Cooper ’99 to new career.
More than 500 students representing three schools graduated from Willamette University on Sunday.
The Willamette University College of Liberal Arts honored students’ academic achievements this week.
President Claire Mathews-Lingen '21, Vice President Dani Garcia-King '22 and Treasurer Michael Burke '23 respond to a brief Q&A.
Willamette students practice virtual interviews, how to tell their story through workshops.
‘Legal implications of COVID-19 Pandemic’ starts this fall.
Willamette names Stanford Professor Emeritus Eric S. Roberts the 2020–21 Mark and Melody Teppola Presidential Distinguished Visiting Professor.
Bearcats use costume supplies and 3D printers to create much needed protective equipment for the community.
Communication by new media consumes much of our lives these days, yet one of the world’s oldest art forms continues to prove its relevance.
Willamette University faculty joined the fight against COVID-19 — and so have campus computers.
Prize will support the associate professor of chemistry's scholarly projects.
The innovative spirit of Willamette University students shone a bit more than usual last week.
The newest addition to the president’s leadership team is passionate about inclusion, equity, mentorship and transformative learning.
Alumna travels world for education, finds humanitarian career.
A question related to Salem’s biggest historical figure united Willamette students with the city to find the answer.
The indefinite suspension follows the NCAA’s decision to cancel sports championships and the NWC’s move to halt athletics at member schools.
Strive for College gives the university high marks for fostering an environment that leads to timely graduation and rewarding careers.
Kalie Weninger ’15 one of three graduates awarded the grant last year.
Board of Trustees promotes eight professors in the College of Arts and Sciences to associate professor with tenure.
Willamette law mourns the passing of beloved Professor of Law Ed Harri.
Politics grad starts nonprofit, becomes public speaker and fights for patient rights.
A transformative Willamette University class held at the Oregon State Penitentiary (OSP) is on its way to gaining national exposure.
University receives high marks for academic quality, affordability and success of alumni.
Bearcats gathered at Hatfield Fountain to welcome the new ASP students to campus.
Bearcats engage in service projects, book club, documentary screening and more events in the spirit of King’s legacy.
Willamette Emergency Medical Service is one of two services of its kind registered in state.
The program funds a master’s and living expenses for people considering careers in foreign service.
Willamette University and Tokyo International University of America celebrated the 92 members of the American Studies Program’s 31st class on Dec. 13.
Stephen Patterson, George H. Atkinson professor of religious and ethical studies, recently received a $100,000 prize and the 2020 Grawemeyer Award, an honor recognizing the most outstanding idea in religion, music composition, world order, psychology and education.
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.
Gallini is a professor of criminal law and director of distance learning initiatives at the University of Arkansas School of Law.
Bearcats and friends gathered on Dec. 4 for Willamette’s annual holiday festivities.
Willamette MBA Ranked Best U.S. Business School by Bloomberg Businessweek and Poets&Quants.
Report details children’s rights violations at U.S.-run facilities.
Bestselling author and data scientists Seth Stephens-Davidowitz shares his digital truth serum.
Willamette MBA Ranked Best U.S. Business School by Bloomberg Business week
Mock Interview Day at Willamette MBA includes interviewing with real recruiters and working professionals — an important part of the program that prepares early career students for job interviews.
Families, alumni return to campus to celebrate athletic, artistic and academic excellence.
Willamette was the only law school in the Pacific Northwest to be recognized.
Seven Bearcat alumni are serving in the program’s 2019 teaching corps.
Willamette University’s Atkinson Graduate School of Management has once again landed on Forbes magazine’s biannual “Best Business Schools” list.
CJ credits Career Management for always encouraging students to go out and network in landing his summer internship at famed advertising agency Wieden + Kennedy.
Undergraduate, graduate students represent dozens of states an several countries.
With 91 registered student organizations available this year, it’s harder to find something you’re not interested in.
Willamette welcomes three tenure-track faculty members in the College of Liberal Arts and Atkinson Graduate School of Management.
Leah Olson ’20 interns with ALS Association, lobbies at D.C. and in Salem.
Phylis Myles will be honored with the Award of Merit at a ceremony in November.
Undergraduate research experiences catalyzed the career of Alex Compton ’06, virologist and lead investigator at the National Cancer Institute.
Warren Binford continues to shine light on children’s treatment at U.S. border facilities.
Student satisfaction places university at No. 8 nationwide.
Popular guide features Willamette among 300 of the “best and most interesting” colleges.
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.
Lynne Saxton ’76 assumed Board of Trustees role June 1.
Liberal arts foundation served Greg Orzell ’05 well as he rose up the tech industry’s ranks.
Alumni Reunion Weekend brings together generations of alumni for fun and community.
Eight individuals receive special recognition at annual awards ceremony.
To maximize value for students and employers, Willamette MBA is excited to introduce newly designed curriculum for MBA for Professionals this fall.
Geoarchaeology class unearths clues about the history of an old millrace in downtown Salem.
Of the 28 academy graduates, 16 plan to attend Willamette.
Congratulations to the recipients of the 2019 Senior Keys and Senior Certificates.
Tim Cobb to lead University Communications beginning July 1.
On-campus opportunities opened doors to an NBA communications career for Brandon Chinn ’14.
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.
Student Scholarship Recognition Day highlights Willamette students’ intellectual, creative and academic pursuits.
Students recognized for cocurricular involvement and leadership.
Paige Morrisey ’19 will interview families, collect data for groundbreaking study.
Hallie Ford Museum of Art’s George Rodriguez exhibition will examine culture, politics and identity.
Students in Willamette’s ‘Battle Lab’ target cancer cells.
Willamette MBA students award more than $150,000 granted to nine local nonprofits.
“Boy Erased” author speaks about writing, cinema and surviving conversion therapy.
The pre-vet studies of Sarah Pope ’13 took her from Willamette to a biodiversity hotspot in South Africa.
New president, vice president and treasurer will be sworn in during the last ASWU Senate meeting of the semester May 2.
BA/MBA graduate uses data to tackle the business side of the Seahawks.
‘Historian in Chief’ examines how 11 presidents shaped history through storytelling, education and action.
Leaders in physics, business and law will address graduates from the class of 2019.
Ben Crop ’08, MBA’09 uses dual degree to build a career in theatre management and education.
University has been ranked among the top small colleges 15 of the last 17 years.
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.
Thanks to a matching gift program, students can make every donation count.
President Thorsett responds to the United Methodist Church’s decision not to embrace full inclusion of LGBTQ members and leaders.
Faculty from all three colleges recognized for teaching excellence, scholarly accomplishment.
Patti Whitcomb catches up with Brandon Nash, MBA’12.
Warm greetings and a flurry of activity ushered in the 30th anniversary of the American Studies Program.
The university is named among the top colleges, best value colleges and green schools.
Survey link will be emailed in February to students, staff, administrators and faculty.
Gov. Kate Brown recently named Justice Chris Garrett to the court.
E.M. (Ellen) Lewis ’94 sparks conversation surrounding topics such as climate change and the divide on American gun ownership through theatre.
Dani Cone ’98 seeks to foster close-knit community in fast-paced Seattle with Cone & Steiner general stores.
Owen Carver ’03 advocates for sustainable practices and social equity in the coffee industry.
Carina Comer MBA’15 promotes resiliency by employing people with disabilities at her business, Carina’s Bakery.
Inspired by the community spirit of Willamette’s faculty and students, Nick Schoeppner ’11 built a career in public service.
Working with his uncle at Dave’s Killer Bread, Shobi Dalh ’05 helps people with criminal records start anew.
Budding public servant Amarit Ubhi ’20 spent the summer working in the Oregon governor’s office.
Colin Schilling ’10, MBA’12 commits to environmental and social sustainability through his business, Schilling Hard Cider.
Retired teacher Jon Steiner ’63 uses the international perspective he gained at Willamette to make a difference in the lives of students abroad.
Here’s what you need to know about residence halls, food service, parking, building access and more.
As Pennsylvania's new Secretary of the Department of Human Services, Teresa Miller JD'02 says her learning curve has been steep but rewarding.
Willamette undergrads make connections with local students through Tiger Club.
Poets & Quants and Bloomberg Businessweek names Atkinson Graduate School of Management one of the nation’s best business schools.
Willamette is committed to supporting survivors of sexual assault and will update the community when the U.S. Department of Education’s Title IX revisions are released.
The Oregon State Bar (OSB) recognized three Willamette Law alumni at its annual awards luncheon on Nov. 7.
Willamette students and alumni from all three schools came together to learn more about blockchain technology and cryptocurrency from our own distinguished alumni Neil Bergquist '09, MBA '10 and Nathan Love '05, MBA '06.
Emily Lohman JD'19 and Taylor VanScoy JD'18 landed these externships — an experience that cannot be replicated in a classroom.
Vocal jazz group joins music icons who record at Seattle’s Studio X.
Pacific Northwest Students of Color Conference inspires Kawika Kalama ’21.
SAGE replaces JASON and WebAdvisor for Spring 2019 registration. Help is available.
After four nights of competition, judges named Adin Johnson and Trevor Byrd, third-year Willamette Law students, as winners.
Professor Michael Hand will serve as interim dean of the Atkinson Graduate School of Management.
Curtis Bridgeman, dean of the Willamette University College of Law, has been appointed to the Roderick and Carol Wendt Chair in Business Law.
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.
Ignorance and intolerance have no place in our society.
After years of developing OGSI & helping secure tens of millions of dollars in grants and awards, Kendra Mingo accepted a position at University of Idaho.
Open to the entire WU community, the evening’s program will include a networking and social hour, an informational presentation and a panel discussion featuring AGSM and WU professors.
For more than 30 years, Gunnar Gundersen, executive vice president of Tokyo International University America, has been instrumental in building the American Studies Program and developing the lasting integration between Willamette and TIUA.
You must pay at the parking stations along Winter Street to park or the city will ticket you.
Next week, Today@Willamette will arrive daily with things to know and things to do. The weekly bulletin moves to Wednesday. The new events calendar is live now.
Willamette University shares the top spot among small colleges nationally for alumni service to the program.
The university was also ranked highly by counselors and is listed also among the “Best Value Colleges.”
College Raptor highlights Willamette University in several rankings including the 25 Best Colleges in the Northwest.
Undergraduate and graduate students represent 30 states and several countries.
The division oversees key student areas including housing, dining, athletics, multicultural affairs and Bishop Wellness.
For the fourth time in history, more than half of the new class are women
Listed as well among the nation’s environmentally friendly and sustainable colleges, Willamette is also ranked as a “Best Western College” and a “College that Pays You Back.”
Willamette gears up for a new academic year and the arrival of the class of 2022.
Willamette students, employees and staff may specify a name other than their legal one for use within the university’s information systems.
VP Shelby Radcliffe provides an overview of FY18 progress.
The city’s drinking water is safe. The university is prepared for the future.
Visitors will be on campus for summer conferences, camps and events through August.
How does the dean of a management school relax in her spare time? By entering with a trusted partner into a new venture that demands intense concentration, the willingness to learn — and occasional broken ribs.
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.
Atkinson Graduate School of Management honored the achievements of students, faculty and staff at a ceremony May 10.
Credits earned from concurrent courses may transfer under the new guidelines.
Andy Blevins JD ’19 MBA ’19, Carrie Elmore JD’19 follow several WU awardees of scholarship
Cotlar among 26 professors who will give lectures throughout the nation
The grants fund students’ research across a spectrum of disciplines.
The Willamette University College of Liberal Arts honored students’ academic achievements April 23 in Cat Cavern.
Preparation begins this week, parking and traffic flows to change over the summer.
The women's team will compete in fall 2021.
More than 30 awards were given to students who have made positive contributions to the Willamette community.
Former governor, community leaders to speak at graduation ceremony
Director Susan Coromel and composer Austin Green discuss the evolution and staging of the musical based on a tragic fire that shaped workers’ rights in the U.S.
Students celebrated the 20th annual Wulapalooza — Willamette University’s annual earth, art and music festival — on April 14.
Willamette Law selects Nani Apo JD’13, honors three others for Hon. Mary Mertens James award.
A number of Willamette University’s athletic facilities are undergoing renovation and construction projects.
The program follows last month’s successful admitted-student event.
Megan Hinzdel JD’18 leads LGBT organization, OUTLaw, as she works to become lawyer.
Working off campus? Securely access Willamette’s network drives from home and abroad.
Community, public are welcome to join Oregon officials and experts at Willamette.
New podcast highlights talent and expertise that make Willamette MBA Oregon’s top MBA program.
Hosted by the Native and Indigenous Student Union, the event commemorated its 16th anniversary.
Bearcats volunteer at nonprofits across the country on Willamette’s Global Day of Service.
Unconventional, multimedia Dempsey Lecture chronicles the environmental plight of Taiwan’s golden treasure snail.
Please join us in welcoming approximately 500 guests to campus for Bearcat Days on March 15–16, April 5–6 and 12–13.
Comments by Attorney General Jeff Sessions about blocking portions of California laws may also affect Oregon.
In the wake of last week’s tragic shooting in Florida, Willamette University statement on admission evaluation.
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.
The new website provides a way for employees to report fraud, waste and abuse.
Welcome the buses, join the class at dinner — here's how to help welcome the new ASP class!
The sorority will relinquish the lease to their house at the end of the academic year.
Students will be able to view and accept awards online through the new system.
AGSM advances three spots in two years.
The Oregon Women Lawyers Foundation (OWLS) awarded Willamette Law 3L Traci McDowall an Armonica Grant at a luncheon near the end of November.
President Thorsett provides an update on staff and reporting line changes, specifically within the University Services division.
The total solar eclipse, relighting of the Star Trees and colorful campus received the most love on the university’s account.
Scott Beckstead’s College of Law class explores how pets, wildlife and farm animals are regarded and treated under the law.
John Poulsen ’94 publishes research that leads to crackdown on poachers.
Warren Binford receives grant to combat trafficking of child sex abuse images online.
Here’s what you need to know about residence halls, food service, parking, building access and more.
Michelle Atherton’s Willamette experience led her to a unique conservation project abroad.
Resources and information about how new legislation could impact Willamette and other colleges and universities.
Over winter break, WITS will retire the Willamette website’s gateway pages for students, faculty and staff.
Willamette community members are invited to attend open forums with each candidate.
Afternoon casual conversation with university leadership open to all students.
Willamette’s faculty colloquium tackles climate change at the ballot.
Following the fourth night of competition last week, the judges recognized third-year law students Autumn Mills and Conor McCahill as the winners of the annual Don Turner Moot Court Competition.
University hires new confidential advocate and names new Title IX coordinator.
With Thanksgiving and Black Friday just a couple of weeks away, Willamette Law Prof. David Friedman commented in a national Magnify Money story this week on holiday advertising.
Third-year JD/MBA student Andy Blevins’ first encounter with OutServe-SLDN occurred in the navy as a cryptologic technician from 2007-11.
Judge Beth Allen JD’96 now knows how well her friends can keep secrets from her. The Willamette Law alumna was surprised this fall with not one, but two awards for her work in the community and judiciary.
Tynan Gable ’17 was commended by the adjudication committee for the Mark O. Hatfield Library Research Award based on work from an EXSCI 248 class.
Willamette students, faculty learn about birds and identify species.
Willamette Law Prof. Paul Diller recently submitted an amicus curiae brief to the Supreme Court for the case Gill v. Whitford, which was argued Oct. 3.
The Statesman Journal quoted Laura Appleman, professor of criminal law, in a Tuesday story on potential juror misconduct.
The Statesman Journal quoted Laura Appleman, professor of criminal law, in a Tuesday story on potential juror misconduct.
All Willamette students invited to join university leaders for this monthly event.
Learn about earthquake preparedness at 10:19 a.m. on 10/19.
Members of the university community must change their Willamette network passwords by Oct. 17.
There were runoff elections for the 3L secretary/treasurer, 1L president and second vice president of SBA, but by Sept. 26, the votes were finalized.
The labor law professor spoke about an upcoming U.S. Supreme Court case dealing with mandatory union fees.
Samantha Klausen JD’20 attended the Salem City Council meeting Monday to speak out against the proposed sit-lie ordinance.
Willamette will continue its best-practice processes for prevention of and response to sexual misconduct.
From Atkinson to D.C. and back
The Willamette Law Placement Office matched 110 students with attorney mentors for the 2017-18 school year.
A $5.5 million pledge will impact students and faculty in mathematics and physics.
Activities and Resources Expo featured more than 100 opportunities for student involvement.
Undergraduate, graduate students represent dozens of states and several foreign countries.
From her room in South Korea, Emily Dougherty types out an email describing her experiences in the JD/MBA program at Willamette University. A third-year student in the four-year program, Dougherty relishes the time when she can do what she loves best — traveling.
The official transition of human resources and payroll systems occurred on July 10.
University provides tips to avoid identity theft.
Third-year Willamette JD/MBA student Andy Blevins nominated a fellow student for the Student Leadership Award given by the National LGBT Bar Association. That student didn’t win, but Blevins was named the first runner-up.
Journalists join Willamette for the “Phenomenon on the lawn.”
Seven outstanding faculty members honored at Opening Convocation.
Dining Services seeks input on menu offerings. Cat Cavern will transition to event-only venue.
Steven R. Powers JD’01 was named to position seven on the Oregon Court of Appeals, and Christopher A. Ramras JD’96 was named to position 15 on the Multnomah County Circuit Court.
Willamette lauded in latest “Fiske Guide to Colleges”
Willamette Store temporarily closes next month for renovation
Employees can use the system to log work hours, request time off and review other details.
Please welcome these guests to Willamette University.
Six staff members recognized for innovation, sprit and service.
Families, friends and teachers gathered to honor graduates.
The reimagined space will be part of the Lee and York residence halls remodel.
Conferences, camps and other activities will bring groups of all ages to campus. Here are events beginning in May and June.
Jackie Sandmeyer works full-time and goes to law school, dedicating most days to the LGBTQ community and constantly striving to find ways to give back.
From bike racks outside Montag to a local symposium about refugees, the Green Fund program is sponsoring diverse projects that advance sustainability, equity and social justice on campus and in our community.
Donate your textbooks at drop-off bins around campus.
Leonard Pitts Jr. to deliver CLA address.
College of Liberal Arts students received more than 100 academic honors and awards.
Student surveys show increased satisfaction with internet service after upgrades.
CLA tuition increase is a historic low for the university.
Salem-Keizer high school students learned about the legal process and argued a mock case before an Oregon Court of Appeals judge.
Redefined office creates greater collaboration related to grants, foundation relations and strategic initiatives.
He will transition to his new role at the conclusion of the academic year.
Here are a few things for students to know concerning housing, food and transportation.
The university recognized Anna Cox, Brandi Row Lazzarini, Roy Pérez, Abigail Susik, Karen Sandrik and Kawika Pierson for their teaching, scholarship and service.
Events for admitted students kick off Thursday and Friday.
The group’s recommendations were presented to President Thorsett last week.
Official statement in response to the withdrawal of federal protection for transgender rights
One of the signature programs at Willamette University MBA celebrates milestone.
Black Student Union club hosts several events in honor of Black History Month.
Already at $1M, the Annual Fund directly supports Willamette’s students today.
Princeton Review and Washington Monthly rank Willamette among top schools for community service and student engagement.
President Steve Thorsett offers his thoughts and reflections on recent executive orders.
All Willamette students are encouraged to apply for Campus Life jobs
Deulen, Nadelson and Stolowitz are in the running for 2017 honors.
Did Bearcats love dogs, ducks, goats or owls the most?
Update (Jan. 9, 2017): Unfortunately, the choir tour had to be canceled due to the winter storm that paralyzed Oregon over the weekend.
Colin Schilling ’10 MBA’12 and Kornei MBA’12 plan ambitious Portland expansion.
Two not-for-profit experts from Willamette University MBA give tips on effective charitable giving.
U.S. Rep. Greg Walden named Willamette Law alumnus Ray Baum JD’83 staff director of the House Energy and Commerce Committee.
If you’re feeling stressed about finals, try petting a dog.
Dates, times and arrangements for students to keep in mind.
Plans include a club team in 2017–18 and a varsity team in 2018–19.
The campus community is encouraged to read the online version.
The program moves up 11 spots on the ranking.
Limited options for food, activities available to students who stay on campus.
Oregon Black Pioneers nonprofit leads College Colloquium trip to Portland.
Staff offer input on potential chief diversity officer hire.
President Thorsett shared a special message with the Willamette community.
Undergraduates present findings from Carson Undergraduate Research Grants.
How is Willamette University responding to the 2016 presidential election? Find out in this video of students at DebateWatch and this preview article from Willamette magazine’s fall issue.
All students will be required to update their information before registering for classes.
Willamette’s Outdoor Program offers 120 trips per year to Oregon’s coast, mountains and other popular spots.
The office is a hub to connect students with services, programs and resources across campus.
The Oregon Senate confirmed Danny Santos JD’86, Willamette alumnus and former associate dean for student affairs and administration, to the Southern Oregon University Board of Trustees on September 22.
The new Wall Street Journal/Times Higher Education ranking places Willamette as second highest institution in Oregon, fourth highest in the Northwest.
The new system will help streamline processes and provide stronger security measures.
In her new book, Ellen Eisenberg examines Oregon’s Jewish community during a period of rapid change.
ACHA to evaluate Willamette's health care model
Willamette University Theatre’s new season features contemporary plays, music, dance and “Macbeth.”
Russ Yost and Jeremy Bogan will take on expanded roles after Oct. 7.
The emmy-nominated filmmaker Keith Beauchamp shares Till's story.
In response to national concerns over water quality, Willamette University tested its drinking water supplies over the summer.
University will continue with process of selecting another varsity women’s sport and strengthening gender equity.
Consistency has proven key for Jim Averill, ‘70, JD’73 and his wife, Pat. For 34 years, the Averills have given to the Willamette University Law Annual Fund, with 27 of those years being consecutive.
They join several departments in CLA, Law and AGSM.
About 110 students donated their time Saturday.
Willamette University recognized seven outstanding faculty members for their significant contributions.
The revitalized Montag Center will promote student activity, engagement and community building.
Students bargain-hunt during an Opening Days event that contributes to Willamette’s waste reduction goals.
Robert Krulwich of Radiolab urges first-year students to cultivate wonder about the world.
The Willamette community welcomes its newest members to campus.
The College of Law's trendy hangout welcomes students back with a grand reopening tomorrow.
Willamette MBA’s Beth Ursin will serve on the MBA Career Services and Employer Alliance’s board.
Katja Meyer attends the Kavli Frontiers of Science Indonesian-American Symposium.
As history professor Bill Duvall retires after 45 years at Willamette, we look at how he and other legendary faculty members have helped students discover the enduring benefits of a liberal arts education.
Filmmaker John Waller ’98 journeys into uncharted territory to share stories of discovery, beauty and love.
Ed Warnock leads the record-setting Perlan Project.
Gov. Kate Brown to address graduating seniors
Students will explore ideas from classical to contemporary, at home and abroad.
"The Feathered Mantle" and "The Weaver and the Dress" celebrate Japanese Noh-style theatre.
Theo Bleckmann and Ben Monder Duo to perform April 12 in Salem
The new VP for Campus Life begins June 1.
The fraternity hopes to make history by raising $25,000.
Students launch new — and affordable — health and fitness programs for the Willamette community.
Olivia Mancl ’17 earns accolades on the track and in the classroom.
The student-run program gives students an affordable means to build connections with their peers while exploring Oregon’s natural wonders.
Construction efforts focus on improving residence halls.
Head Basketball Coach Kip Ioane ’01, MAT ’02 leads by example.
Three departments move from Doney, merge in Executive Building
Elize Manoukian ’16 will write for The Gresham Outlook this summer
Students share their take on this Vandana Shiva, this year’s Dempsey Environmental lecturer.
The Grace Goudy Distinguished Artists Series will feature Sergei Babayan.
By exploring new pursuits, Mark Andreoni ’16 discovers his calling
Secrets and misunderstandings ignite in comedic opera.
Willamette raised more than $250,000 to benefit students
Free tickets now available for the March 17 event.
Two Willamette faculty members became scholars in 2015-16.
The Bistro now sells a new cookie named after Director of Campus Recreation Bryan Schmidt.
Celebrate Bearcat pride and the philanthropy that makes it all possible on Feb. 23.
More than 330 alumni have served the organization since 1961.
Romance, destruction characterizes new Willamette production.
Religious scholar Reza Aslan discussed religious extremism Feb. 9.
Through the award, the history professor will travel to Morocco, Algeria and Egypt.
Maile Symonds ’17 will study public policy this summer.
Willamette earns recognition in "Colleges that Pay You Back."
Inspired by an art history class, the exhibition relied on student and faculty collaboration.
The 28th annual class of the American Studies Program (ASP) welcomes 98 new students.
Jacqueline Rushing shares updates on the new Willamette Academy.
Willamette was listed as one of two Tier 1 schools in Oregon.
Leonard Pitts spoke at Willamette as part of MLK celebration.
The group aims to foster effective, two-way communication between students, staff and administrators.
Hatfield ’43 made significant contributions to foreign policy during his 30-year career as an Oregon senator.
Documentary filmmaker captures Willamette's connections to the Oregon State Capitol.
Professor Peter Harmer’s drive to help students excel earned him a statewide award.
Nearly 180 students, staff spent an afternoon serving their community.
Hatfield '43 made significant advances abroad while serving as Oregon's senator from 1967 to 1997.
Through ProtoCall, students will receive immediate help from trained counselors.
The Guinness Book of World Records confirmed the win this month.
Larios wins the Milken Award and a $25,000 prize.
Discussions, service reflect King's legacy.
Amadou Fofana will undertake a collaborative documentary project on African cinema.
Chasar will work on a new book about poetry and new media.
Golfer Taneesh Sra ’16, MBA '17 sets her sights on the corporate world
Courtney Stevens is the 2015 recipient of the Jane S. Halonen Teaching Excellence Award.
"American Judicial Power" highlights state judiciary's role
Through the help of her mentor, Anya Rogala ’16 transforms two internships into a chosen career.
A summer program enables students to study scholarly, professional or creative endeavors around the globe.
Concerns about health prompt the author to unschedule early 2016 appearances.
Cultural destruction threatens world heritage.
Ballet, aerial dance, musical theatre and more await viewers of Willamette's new dance concert.
Three wins in one weekend - including soccer, volleyball and a donor challenge.
Maya Kaup ’17 overcomes her aversion to the spotlight to champion important causes.
Results will help the university better address issues related to assaults, harassment on campus.
The performance is slated for Nov. 19 at 7:30 p.m. in Rogers Music Center.
Race, class, gender roles explored in fall production.
The best-selling author and producer spoke as part of Willamette’s Atkinson Lecture Series on Oct. 15.
On Nov. 5, the Getty CEO addresses the threat posed by ISIS.