National Endowment for the Humanities awards Willamette $450K grant
10.04.2021 | Jennifer JohnsonThe university was one of four institutions in Oregon to receive the grant and among a select number nationwide.
The university was one of four institutions in Oregon to receive the grant and among a select number nationwide.
Willamette Law celebrates three decades of making connections in the legal community.
Willamette is offering a $1K scholarship renewable up to four years to students who submit their Common App by Nov. 15.
For more than half a century, an ACT or SAT score was an absolute necessity — colleges not only required it, the score could make or break a student’s admissibility.
Students are applying what they’ve learned in class for a shot at thousands of dollars in prize money.
Julie Wolff JD/MBA’95 has been the chief legal officer for Sarcos Robotics since 2015 and credits Willamette for helping her adopt a holistic approach to problem-solving.
Jim Nafziger’s work reflects the importance of international and comparative law to a student’s legal education.
Professor Gwynne Skinner passed away in 2017, but left behind a final academic contribution.
Willamette Law is offering new 4+3 Direct Admission Programs benefiting students from the University of Alaska Southeast, the University of Alaska Anchorage, Portland State University and Willamette University.
Alum Lou Giaquinto, attorney for Maricopa County Attorney’s Office, was working on a murder trial with another prosecutor when the pandemic caused the world to pause.
Hear from two Willamette Law alumni, Liani Reeves ‘98, JD’01 and P. Gregory Frey JD’86 who served as their state’s bar president during a year unlike any other.
Nancy Schierhorn JD’86 set to lead the Cabinet after Mark Hoyt’s JD’92 distinguished leadership.
Willamette Law’s Center for Constitutional Government brings together legal experts to discuss the constitutionality of COVID vaccine mandates.
Extended family members of university alumni are eligible if they enroll in the fall of 2022.