Daily Update
Weekly COVID-19 update
Reopening Operations Committee
In an ongoing effort to keep the community informed, the Reopening Operations Committee is committed to offering statewide, regional and campus public health updates to our community every Friday.
On campus, we continue our quiet period through the end of the semester. Please continue to do the following things.
- Reduce the number of people with whom you’re in contact.
- Limit traffic in campus buildings.
- Participate in classes remotely where possible (check with your faculty).
- Avoid gatherings.
- Don't travel, except for emergencies, until you leave for break.
With positivity rates on the rise in the region and across the country, please remain vigilant in your mitigation efforts. It is strongly advised that you plan ahead before traveling and that you quarantine before departing and after arriving at your destination.
This week, Gov. Kate Brown announced additional statewide restrictions that are in effect through at least Dec. 2. Oregon’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration released new rules for workplace communication of positive COVID cases. Please read our full update for more details about how these new rules and restictions affect our community. Thank you.
Things to know
Two protest events planned in Salem in the coming days
Potentially large protests on Saturday and Wednesday could cause traffic disruptions in and near Salem.
Lisa Landreman, Vice President of Student Affairs and Dean of Students
Trans Awareness Week ends with Trans Day of Remembrance
Attend the annual TDOR vigil virtually to honor lives lost to anti-transgender violence.
Andrea Doyle Hugmeyer
Electrical breaker testing Dec. 17
Facilities will be running tests on campus that will shut off power to some buildings.
Ryan D Snyder
DeLuca provides Leadership as catcher for WU softball team
Marykate DeLuca '23 is a leader for the Bearcat softball team.
Robert A McKinney
CSL and SAAC food drive
Our nonperishable food drive for families of Bush Elementary ends today at 2 p.m. Drop off your donations in the UC and Sparks.
Sarah Connor
Flash interview with "The Memo" Director Susan Coromel
Andrew Keswick '22 interviews Coromel about mounting the hybrid in-person/livestreamed production. View "The Memo" online Nov. 20-30.
Marketing & Communications
In the Media
Willamette University Bridges Gap for College Possible Students
College Possible
Things to Do
November 20, 2020
HeLPS: Lunchtime Seminar on Public Health Law
12:30 PM - 1:30 PM
Student Organizations, College of Law