Salem’s own Hallie Ford Museum has new treasures
Sage Lamott Contributing Writer Willamette’s very own Hallie Ford Museum of Art presented a new art installation, the Hidden Histories...
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Collegian staff
- May 12
Salem Art Association facilities and Bush Show
Ned Martin Staff writer The Salem Art Association (SAA) is not a well known organization within Willamette student circles. Willamette...
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Collegian staff
- May 11
Club Profile: Video Game Club Welcomes All Regardless of Experience
Bjorn Domst Staff Writer At 6:45 p.m. on a Friday night, the blinds were pulled down in Ford 201, cutting off the view of an early...
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Collegian staff
- Apr 27
Exploring Service Animals at Willamette
Sean Olson Contributing Writer What draws the line between pets and support animals? We’ve all seen these adorable creatures on campus....
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Collegian staff
- Apr 25
An Oregonian’s Guide to Spring Weather at Willamette
Bjorn Domst Staff Writer The sun shines bright on a relatively cloudless day in the middle of April, as a certain unfortunate individual...
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Collegian staff
- Apr 6
An Analysis of Gen Z Aesthetics
Monte Remer Lifestyles Editor Most little things are probably forgotten. Most aspects of the way we go about our lives are too...
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Collegian staff
- Apr 3
Take a trip to Salem's Elsinore Theater
Ned Martin Contributing Writer On Saturday the 11th there was a huge event for the Salem Art Association. Their goal was to provide Salem...
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Collegian staff
- Mar 21
The Times, They are A-Changing
Ned Martin Staff writer Willamette boasts it is the oldest school in the west, but what was it like back in the day? Leslie Hopper(1970)...
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Collegian staff
- Mar 8
Willamette's most famous student never existed, Part I
Monte Remer Lifestyles Editor Put the nutria in Willamette's pantheon. The little come and go rodent legends sit next to Blitz and Barney...
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Collegian staff
- Feb 27
Food and Politics Don’t Mix at the Table, What About Outdoors?
Bjorn Domst Staff Writer Photo by Bjorn Domst Nestled within Willson Park on the western edge of the Oregon State Capitol grounds are two...
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Collegian staff
- Feb 23
UC Strikes Sends Waves Felt in Oregon
Ned Martin Staff Writer Art by Maille Olgyay In December of 2022, California workers engaged in the largest higher education strike in...
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Collegian staff
- Feb 17
Finds from the Willamette Archives
Monte Remer Lifestyles Editor A place with lots of history can provide a sort of existential comfort—it’s the opposite of existential...
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Collegian staff
- Feb 10
WU Celebrates MLK Day with Service
Monte Remer Lifestyles Editor From Jan. 18 to Jan. 20, Willamette saw its 2023 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration. This year’s...
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Collegian staff
- Feb 8
An (Andrew) Fresh Start for Willamette Campus Safety
Bjorn Domst Staff Writer Andrew Fresh Courtesy of the Willamette Website At the end of a 35 year career as Willamette’s Campus Safety...
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Collegian staff
- Jan 26
Ross Stout reflects on decades-long role in Campus Safety
Eleanor Hu Lifestyles Editor After more than thirty years working at Willamette University, long-time Director of Campus Safety Ross...
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Collegian staff
- Dec 9, 2022
Jazz collective excites with creative approach to performance
Ned Martin Contributing Writer When you think of the USA, most people picture pickup trucks, McDonalds, hot dogs and American football....
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Collegian staff
- Dec 7, 2022
Public Health student Elizabeth Muñoz inspires with pageant participation
Juliette Burns Contributing Writer Eleanor Hu Lifestyles Editor On Oct. 15, 2022, Willamette Public Health, Ethics, Advocacy and...
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Collegian staff
- Dec 6, 2022
Socialist activist Liza Featherstone talks learning from conservatives
Monte Remer Staff Writer Twenty or thirty people sat in a dimly-lit Ford classroom. A couple of zines were scattered about. Technical...
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Collegian staff
- Dec 6, 2022
WU Welcomes Holiday Season with Star Trees Lighting
Chrissy Ewald Managing Editor On Saturday, Dec. 3, Willamette welcomed the start of the holiday season as it always does: by lighting the...
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Collegian staff
- Nov 28, 2022
The Bearcat Minimum: Your student burnout won’t fix itself
Sean Olson Contributing Writer Drinking a couple of shots of espresso in the Bistro. Staying up late hours. Taking a day off of class....
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