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Review: Go see Willamette Theatre’s ‘Room of Forgotten Souls’
In the midst of a breakdown, Jane (left, Grae Siebenaler-Ransom ’26) falls at the feet of John (right, Basil Doucette ’28) from dress rehearsals on April 15 2026. Photo courtesy of K.J. Photography. Willamette University Theatre has taken on a lot of interesting themes and styles, from the surreal dystopia of “Far Away” to the innovative set of “Bloom Bloom Pow,” but “Room of Forgotten Souls” is by far the biggest swing the department has taken in a while. The show, directed
Maisy Clunies-Ross, Staff Writer


The Devil's Advocate: Edition 10
Art by Basil Allen. Disclaimer: The Devil’s Advocate is a satirical column that does not reflect the views or opinions of The Collegian. I just adopted a cat over spring break, but he does not have a name yet. What should I name him? - terrible with names Naming a cat can be a difficult task, especially if this is your first animal, as this one sets the tone for any future furry friends you might be adding to your fray. If this cat is your first, I would suggest thinking of
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Staff Picks: What is your favorite — or least favorite — classroom on campus?
Art by Eli Fukuji. Topic: Campus classrooms Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed are from the individual staff members and do not reflect the perspective of The Collegian as a whole. The submissions are unedited and unaltered from what was submitted by individual staff members. The Pick: Eaton 211 and Collin’s 205 Submitted by: Eli Fukuji, Digital Art Editor Staff Comment: eaton 2nd room 211 with awful desk chairs vs epic collin’s 205 lecture room The Pick: Eaton 211
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Fast Break: MGolf wins conference ʼship. What else is new?
A duck in a Willamette jersey about to score a goal on the soccer field while the crowd cheers behind them. Art by Wes Mowry-Silverman. Hello, Bearcat Fan! Spring sports, as they are wont to do, continue to ride a very chaotic, poorly-designed rollercoaster that is putting both their playoff hopes in jeopardy and their hearts in blenders. I am speaking from experience. Let’s find out how things fared this week. Lacrosse continues to baffle their opponents and themselves but
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