Willamette University’s Conversation Project explores the power of listening and embracing discomfort to foster closer relationships — and a stronger democracy.
Suzan Nuri BA’27 is mastering the power of political organizing through her mission to increase voter turnout for the 2024 election.
Logan Heagerty BA’23 MBA’24 is a first-generation dual-degree alum whose passion for entrepreneurship lead to an award-winning lift chair invention in collaboration with his father.
Willamette's Director of Health Services brings vision and drive to serve student health on the Salem campus.
For the incoming class of 2028, community and relationships flourish during the first days of college.
The students turned research into websites, podcasts, posters, and more to help others reduce screen time and find answers to mental health challenges.
Hidden across the Salem campus, you might stumble upon kale, corn, green beans and more. The student-grown fruits and vegetables nourish the campus and help feed the Salem community.
Associate Dean for Health and Well-being Don Thomson gives guidance for students heading home for winter break.
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.
In recognition of Hispanic Heritage Month (also known as Latinx/e Heritage Month), Willamette University asked Nairobi Aguilar JD'24, president of the Latinx Law Student Association, about why the month is meaningful.
Laila Pickett BA’24 and Emerald Russell BA’24, President and Vice President of the Black Student Union, share the significance of Black History Month.
Emmy Obenauf, BA’23, as 2022 Opening Days coordinator at Willamette, developed leadership and organizational skills, influencing her career path.
Willamette’s Debate Union is on a winning streak this year as students take on arguments about the country, the world and (sometimes even) other worlds.
Chris Olivia BA/BS’24 founded Lift Up, a fitness program at Willamette University, to empower marginalized students and foster an inclusive community.
Tama St. Onge BS‘23, co-president of Native and Indigenous Student Union shares the significance of Native American Heritage Month and encourages participation.
Explore The Willamette Switchboard: a social networking site connecting the Willamette community for housing, job opportunities, selling items and more!
The university is included once again in the popular college guide.
The College of Arts and Sciences Office of Admission is excited to resume in-person visits and events this fall. Safety measures will be in place.
Welcome back! As we start the academic year, familiarize yourself with our Student Code of Conduct, Title IX policies, and Alcohol and Drug Abuse Policy.
Experience the revamped Goudy Commons Cafe at Willamette University with new menus and operating hours. Enjoy delicious offerings and culinary themes.
Marwa Al Khamees, the new overseer of student organizations at Willamette University, brings a wealth of experience and a passion for student engagement.
Noelle Medina ’21, a recent Willamette University graduate, is poised to make a difference with a commitment to community and inclusivity within their community
Jarin Kobashigawa BA ’20, MBA ’21 found his path from student leader to business enthusiast, now pursuing a career in marketing with newfound confidence.
Willamette University welcomes its new dean of students for community care and inclusion, Abbas Hill.
Associate Students of Willamette University President Giovanni Bautista '22 and Vice President Angel Park '22 share their goals.
Sophia Anderson '19 champions cybersecurity education co-founding the Student Cyber Security League to prepare Willamette University students for future careers
Take A Break, Willamette’s spring break alternative, immerses Willamette students in social issues, fostering deeper understanding and meaningful action.
The student-run production showcased history and tradition through music, dance, stories, song and food.