Willamette University vision science expert shares tips for distinguishing real photos from AI fakes as technology makes detection increasingly difficult.
Willamette continues its streak as the #1 program in Oregon and the #2 program in the Pacific Northwest.
Faith O’Malley JD’24 didn’t think she had a “lawyer personality” but now she is finding her own niche in helping others.
Genna Walsh JD’24 shares her passion for wellness and educating others on psilocybin.
Bradshaw will create a body of work related to research in Belgium that will inform her interdisciplinary teaching across PNCA’s curriculum.
The encouragement that PNCA Senior Associate Dean Kate Copeland received from her own two Fulbright Scholar Grants has inspired her to mentor Willamette students and scholars across the nation.
Willamette Law professor teaches Constitutional Law while also serving as an advocate and activist.
Constitutional Law professor Norman Williams is one of only a few scholars nationwide whose research and teaching focuses on the presidential nomination process and its rules.
The soccer player created a program to help underserved youths develop their physical attributes, putting to work Willamette’s motto: Not unto ourselves alone are we born.
The award from the Bureau of Land Management will support student research on the ecology of Joshua trees and desert soil microbes under climate change.
Appointed by Oregon Governor Tina Kotek, triple alum Justus Eaglesmith BA’21, MBA/MS’23 will help inform public policy and guide the state’s future relationship with AI.
The nationally-renowned folklorist and translator encourages us to work together to understand the racism behind much of our folklore and to re-educate ourselves.
During Student Scholarship Recognition Day and Focus Week, students presented research, exhibited thesis projects, and celebrated a community of scholarship.
Zimmer focuses on coastal wetlands and helping international players address climate change.
An active member of the Growing Oaks Team, Isabella Stone BS’24 has a special place in her heart for preserving the nation’s forests.
A contract with Marion and Polk Counties’ Health Departments brings together students and faculty to address environmental health hazards through civic-engaged learning.
Henry Dalton BS’24 pioneers the Willamette Fungi Project, exploring the potential of fungi for medicine. His approach showcases the world of mycology.
Chemistry students spend their summers learning how to conduct innovative research while developing impressive research presentation skills.
An interdisciplinary summer research project gave Shouvik Ahmed Antu BS’26 the chance to work with faculty to explore how ChatGPT can empower innovative research and learning.
Why are adults being left out of the computing revolution? Assistant Professor of Computer Science Fred Agbo is trying to find out.
The associate professor at MIT, whose work has implications for climate and sustainability, energy, health, medicine, technology, and other fields, started with a degree in Biochemistry from Willamette.
The first graduate of Willamette and Oregon State University's joint 3-2 Forestry program is investigating questions that climate scientists grapple with as they attempt to rehabilitate affected forests.
An expert on digital art and culture, Skyers spoke at the TED2023 conference about artists innovating with digital technology.
The grant will support Willamette’s ongoing efforts to create inclusive and equitable learning environments for STEM students.
Jake Hoskins, Assistant Professor of Data Science and Marketing appointed to the Guy F. Atkinson Professorship, will enhance AGSM's focus on social impact.
Willamette students recently spent six weeks conducting drone and field reconnaissance projects in the country.
The university is included once again in the popular college guide.
Some courses have venture capitalists visit the class. Willamette MBA students invest money in startups.
Assistant Professor Rohan Grey of Willamette Law visits University of Manchester, focusing on law, money, and technology, enhancing global financial expertise.
The Department of Biology at Willamette University unveils a cutting-edge microscopy classroom, offering students unparalleled opportunities for research.
Willamette University's Student Scholarship Recognition Day showcases over 100 presentations, marking the first in-person event since the pandemic began.
Three books by Associate Professor Abigail Susik demonstrate Surrealism’s lasting relevance.
Willamette University Professor Christopher Smith, earns the prestigious Lynwood W. Swanson Scientific Research Award from the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.
The university was one of four institutions in Oregon to receive the grant and among a select number nationwide.
Assistant Professor Rosa León Zayas receives the 2021 Renjen Prize for Faculty Excellence, honoring her scholarly achievements and commitment to diversity.
Willamette's tight-knit physics community and REUs opened up graduate opportunities for Hannah Rarick ’21.
Sydney Wilson ’22 secures a coveted internship in Mombasa, Kenya, shadowing medical professionals at a top hospital, offered by International Medical Aid.
Board of Trustees promotes 10 professors from across the university to professor and associate professor with tenure.
Anna Ayala, a senior chemistry major, embodies the fusion of science, compassion, and advocacy, aspiring to be a doctor and a catalyst for social change.
Sophia Anderson '19 champions cybersecurity education co-founding the Student Cyber Security League to prepare Willamette University students for future careers
Bioscientist Travis Stiles ’05 explains how three professors and a fraternity brother inspired his potentially life-saving research.
Michelle Atherton’s Willamette experience led her to a unique conservation project abroad.
Grace Pochis ’17 examines the influences that shaped how the history of the university and Jason Lee has been told.
Through the program, Maria Hernandez ’15 will explore national histories of discrimination and resistance.