Zane Sparling and Emily Hoard will work at Oregon newspapers this summer.
Panelists review history, future of Zena during convocation.
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.
Forum to examine vaccination perspectives
Lindsay Russo ('15) has received the Kenitzer Award for academic excellence and outstanding contributions to advancing the ideals of the Department of Exercise Science.
Annual award presented during commencement weekend.
Four-week course offers new lawyers hard-to-obtain courtroom experience.
Just in time for the sunshine’s reappearance, Hawai’i Club is hosting two events this month to celebrate Hawaiian culture.
The student-run Willamette Dance Company (WDC) is hosting “Revolution,” a 16-piece dance showcase, April 16 and 17.
The appointment by the American Law Institute is a reflection of national standing.
Visiting English professor Andrea Stolowitz earns recognition for her play, "Ithaka."
Speakers for the undergrad, graduate schools will share remarks May 17.
Wulapalooza, Willamette’s 17th earth, art and music festival, promises another thrilling Saturday of camaraderie and celebration on April 25.
The jury system has value far beyond deciding the guilt or innocence of the accused.
Halfway through his Willamette education, Jonny Saunders '15 discovered his love for neuroscience. Now, he's off to graduate school to continue his studies.
More than 200 students will present their original projects — ranging from jazz performances to cutting-edge chemistry research — during the annual Student Scholarship Recognition Day (SSRD) at Willamette University.
The Princeton Review recognized Willamette for its sustainability efforts.
The American Society of International Law awards 2015 Certificates of Merit to three publications.
Ma Jun, an environmental activist, discusses his work during the Dempsey Lecture Series.
His experiment suggests myosin, a motor protein, is behind muscles' unusual behavior.
Volunteering at a hospital helped Emily Miller ’15 heal after the death of her best friend. Now her passion for medicine is taking her to medical school.
With the stipend, Christina Johnson '14 is pursuing her doctorate in microbiology.
On Student Scholarship Recognition Day, students lead the discussions as they present their projects.
The jazz group gains global recognition for second straight year.
Manny Rodriguez ('15) presented his research "Upstream vs. Downstream Determinants of Diabetes" at the Health Inequities Symposium in Corvallis, OR on April 21st.
With the awards, Seth Cotlar will continue research for his book.
Martha Sonato ’15 takes a person-to-person approach to engage the Latino community with environmental issues in the Columbia River Gorge.