Read prepares to invest in Oregon’s future using the problem-solving approach to politics and government he first honed at Willamette University.
After discovering a passion for chemistry and art at Willamette, Larson forged a path in interdisciplinary science education.
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.
WUPILP’s summer fellowships provide students with valuable experience in public interest law.
Through her leadership of the human rights organization, the politics major is pursuing her life’s mission: to care for others in the ways she was cared for at Willamette.
Working at the Marion County Health and Human Services, Foley focuses on preventing tobacco addiction among vulnerable youth populations.
New report illustrates Willamette University’s economic impact on the state of Oregon.
When the opportunity arose for Terry Sherman BA'25 to pursue a summer internship at Center 50+, he knew immediately that it would be a great fit.
The alum works to support the governor’s policies on climate, clean energy and natural resources along with housing, health and education.
The 3+2 MBA grad utilizes the life skills he learned in the business school to solve clients’ problems and give them peace of mind.
Sophomores Ella Ashford and Riley Forth used a grant to study and salvage abandoned crab pots from the Salish Sea.
Aiden Dopson ’25 volunteered with World Central Kitchen aiding Ukrainian refugees. Dopson encourages others to join volunteer organizations to support others.
Take A Break, Willamette’s spring break alternative, immerses Willamette students in social issues, fostering deeper understanding and meaningful action.
The university is named on the President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll.