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Ruby Lauer (’27) hosting her radio show "Rubix Cube Radio Hour" in the radio club studio in the UC on Nov. 14, 2025. Photo by Keenan Yoshizawa. Willamette radio club has set its list of shows for the remainder of this semester. The club boasts a total of 13 different shows by 15 students with a wide range of topics, from “bad movies” to bizarre conspiracies. For club President Richard Wagner (’27), it’s important that the station serves as a creative outlet for students. The

Blitz the Bearcat and Salami the Sloth create art together. Art by Basil Allen. Since Pacific Northwest College of Art’s (PNCA) and Willamette University’s merger  in 2021, Willamette students have had the opportunity to explore an array of different classes offered at PNCA, along with their Salem classes. If they can make the trip, that is.  PNCA offers an array of art classes that aren’t taught at Willamette, allowing students to explore their interests in various fields wi

"16 Shots," an Afro hip-hop dance choregraphed by Ezra Neely ('26), performed at Smith Auditorium in spring of 2025. Photo courtesy of Quinn Carbery. On Nov. 20 and 21, Willamette Dance Company will present dances choreographed and performed by students. This event, which happens once a semester, has always been an opportunity for students to showcase their choreography and dance skills to the community. In recent years, students have increasingly infused cultural elements in