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Salem’s Saturday Market  was bustling on March 21, with crowds alternating between the market and Cherry Blossom Day at the Capitol, which happened to coincide. The weather was pleasant under a partly-clouded sky, so waiting in long lines at the various pastry and drink stands was more tolerable for market-goers and their canine friends of all sizes. Next to the typical fresh farm produce, many vendors stood out for their 3D-printed toys and other knickknacks, inciting some b

After a one-year hiatus, the Willamette Event Board’s Black Tie Affair returned last Saturday. Encouraged to dress to the theme of a royal ball, many students spun about throughout the night in fancy dresses, only stopping for the occasional bite from the appetizers on offer, which ranged from ahi on cucumber to buffalo cauliflower wings, among other charcuterie options. The dance floor’s inhabitants ebbed and flowed depending on the song, with Taylor Swift’s “You Belong With

On Feb. 12, Willamette University’s Art Department showcased their multimedia art with a fashion show. “CARRY ON” demonstrated the fierce attitudes and commitments of Willamette University’s students, giving way to boisterous designs and character imbued by the artists. Each student struck a pose, showing their work to the world. As each artwork was exquisite, the judges were all ready with their 10/10 scorecards. Lacie Wheeler ('26) struts on the runway on Feb. 12, 2026. Pho