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Art by Basil Allen. Disclaimer: The Devil’s Advocate is a satirical column that does not reflect the views or opinions of The Collegian.  How do I fight off the senioritis!  - get me out of here As a senior, I also struggle finding time to do homework. But rest assured, I know what’ll work! You have a paper to write today? First things first, grab your preferred source of caffeine and chug away; it’s so much easier to work under the power of stimulants.  Secondly, leave your

Emma Bryans ('28) weight lifting in Spark's downstairs weight room on Feb. 3. Photo by Patricia Krepel. Getting into shape and keeping a healthy lifestyle have become status symbols in recent years, especially during a time when groceries are increasingly expensive, and a gym membership is an unnecessary expense for many. Willamette students may find it easier to achieve than a significant portion of the population. Now, as the cost-of-living crisis continues, everyone should

ASWU Executive Board candidates responding to student community questions at Willamette University’s Candidate Connect on March 11, 2026. Photo by Mac Childers. Correction: A previous version of this article misinterpreted Sen. Peyton Edmunds comments on the ASWU Reserve. The Collegian apologizes for the error. ASWU Sen. Aggie Hunziker (’27) and ASWU Director of Communication Katelyn Beissel Rosales (’28) spoke about immigration enforcement and the ASWU Reserve, among other t

Jackbox player avatars sitting around a screen playing the game. Art by Wes Mowry-Silverman. Jackbox was one of many online games that facilitated digital socialization during the COVID-19 pandemic and thus blew up during that general time period. Clips of YouTubers playing the game circled the internet, and young people needed something to do all day that wasn’t Minecraft and Among Us. Jackbox refers to several different “party packs” all made by the same company, each conta