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Willamette faculty prepare students for an AI-integrated future

April 3, 2025

Faculty across Willamette’s five schools find ways to use artificial intelligence to enhance learning and critical thinking while maintaining educational integrity.

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Law

Emily Grimmius JD’24 led efforts to draft and pass bill to expand protection for survivors of sexual and domestic violence

April 3, 2025

Emily Grimmius JD’24 played a key role in drafting and passing Restraining Orders Without Borders' Survivor Protection Act in Oregon.

Mike Mattson
MBA

MBA alum uses class project to address labor shortages in key industries

April 3, 2025

In the midst of an unprecedented labor shortage, Mike Mattson MBA’18 is using his degree to create apprenticeship programs and career pathways for workers in the skilled trades.

Aubrey Grace Means BA’15
The College

Willamette alum uses global perspective to influence U.S. nuclear policy

April 3, 2025

Aubrey Grace Means BA’15 is tackling some of the world’s toughest security challenges with the interdisciplinary and global experiences she gained at Willamette.

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School of Computing and Information Sciences

Student and faculty research team helps unlock the potential of AI in education

April 3, 2025

An interdisciplinary team of student and faculty researchers developed an intriguing way to use AI to create personalized learning experiences.

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University News

A WU Point of View: How secure are encrypted messaging apps?

April 3, 2025

A WU Point of View spotlights the people who bring Willamette's mission to life. In this edition, Calvin Deutschbein helps us understand the technology behind encrypted messaging apps.

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Pacific Northwest College of Art

From thesis project to published book

March 14, 2025

Her PNCA community helped her navigate the business side of art. Now, Rowan Kingsbury BFA’22 fulfills a dream of publishing her first graphic novel.

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