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Professor Iroz-Elardo reviewing due dates with her public health class on Nov. 6, 2025. Photo by Mac Childers. Following the retirement of professor Joyce Millen in spring 2025 and a steep increase in the number of students majoring in the program, there has been a growing demand for a new public health (PHEAL) professor. A committee of PHEAL professors and students as well as two non-PHEAL professors is currently in an extensive screening process. After initial interviews wi

Two diners self-serve food from Goudy as a worker refreshes toppings on Oct. 20, 2025. Photo by Patricia Krepel. To start the fall semester, Bon Appétit, the food service which operates Willamette’s dining hall and food vending, cut some student worker positions and hours. Goudy no longer has student servers dishing up food and is instead entirely self-serve. Now, some students, spearheaded by the  recently ASWU-affiliated  Young Democratic Socialists of America (YDSA), are v

The members of Uranium’s St. Cassian’s chamber choir take their last ride on the show’s titular Cyclone. Top to bottom, from left: Brayden Fanthorp (‘28), Otis Perrone (’27), Kiele Jarnagin (’27), Tabi Momeyer (’27) and Nick Zimmerman (’27). Photo courtesy of KJ Photography, taken on Oct. 30, 2025 This fall, Willamette University Theatre took on “Ride the Cyclone,” written by Jacob Richmond and Brooke Maxwell and directed by Willamette University music department’s Hannah Pen