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Zoom fatigue: Students, professors on distance learning's prevailing tool

Benjamin Snell Staff writer Since the global spread of COVID-19 in March, WU students and employees alike have been finding new means of ...

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Five tips for surviving Oregon's fall rains

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Rethinking Greek life: WU sororities on COVID-19 and white supremacy

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Student productivity, mental health challenged by hybrid learning

Piper Lehr Staff writer This past year, students have had to adapt not only to online learning, but also an increasingly turbulent politi...

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Student-run social media accounts provide light-hearted relief

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Some distanced, others virtual: club presidents detail student involvement

Sanja Zelen Staff writer Student clubs and organizations on campus have been busy brainstorming ways to carry on weekly, monthly and year...

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Asthma and ashy rooms: Students say Willamette’s smoke response was inadequate

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Despite decreased dining options, students remain appreciative

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Relationship starved: most stay distanced, others risk it

Olivia Frenkel Staff writer Relationship building is often a complex and graceless dance, even in the best of times. Students have made s...

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Writing Center consultants adapt to Zoom, discuss tutoring stigma

Piper Lehr Staff writer Despite a reduction in student job opportunities due to COVID-19, the student-led Writing Center is continuing to...

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Students describe downtown dine-in, takeout experiences during COVID-19

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WU reopening draws praise, criticism from students

Benjamin Snell Staff writer Since March of this year, COVID-19 has had a drastic impact on the United States and its citizens. With wides...

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Ways to have fun while socially distanced: group activity recommendations

Piper Lehr Staff writer With Willamette dorm complexes now restricting access to residents only, many students are wondering how they can...

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Students build reusable mask collections

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Nature spots to visit near Salem

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Avoiding Goudy? Alternatives for hungry students

Piper Lehr Staff writer Along with everything going on at the current moment, one area of life that incoming students may be unsure about...

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Six nonintuitive dormitory necessities

Piper Lehr Staff writer During the first couple of weeks of school, it is common for students to realize that either they forgot to bring...

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Celebrating graduating Collegian staff members

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Willamette rewind: Seniors share their favorite memories, advice to younger selves and future plans

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Four years of transformation: seniors’ time at Willamette, in photos

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Willamette professors offer words of wisdom to graduating students

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Animal Crossing: how Willamette students are using the beloved quarantine pastime to stay connected

Hosting virtual gatherings and celebrations, Willamette students use Animal Crossing to stay connected during COVID-19.

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The challenges of grocery shopping during a pandemic

Shoppers and grocery store employees talk the difficulties of shopping today.

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How students are finding unexpected joys in the time of COVID-19

From baking to connecting with friends and family, Willamette students find the silver linings of quarantine.

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Zoom fatigue: Students, professors on distance learning's prevailing tool

Five tips for surviving Oregon's fall rains

Rethinking Greek life: WU sororities on COVID-19 and white supremacy

Student productivity, mental health challenged by hybrid learning

Student-run social media accounts provide light-hearted relief

Some distanced, others virtual: club presidents detail student involvement

Asthma and ashy rooms: Students say Willamette’s smoke response was inadequate

Despite decreased dining options, students remain appreciative

Relationship starved: most stay distanced, others risk it

Writing Center consultants adapt to Zoom, discuss tutoring stigma

Students describe downtown dine-in, takeout experiences during COVID-19

WU reopening draws praise, criticism from students

Ways to have fun while socially distanced: group activity recommendations

Students build reusable mask collections

Nature spots to visit near Salem

Avoiding Goudy? Alternatives for hungry students

Six nonintuitive dormitory necessities

Celebrating graduating Collegian staff members

Willamette rewind: Seniors share their favorite memories, advice to younger selves and future plans

Four years of transformation: seniors’ time at Willamette, in photos

Willamette professors offer words of wisdom to graduating students

Animal Crossing: how Willamette students are using the beloved quarantine pastime to stay connected

The challenges of grocery shopping during a pandemic

How students are finding unexpected joys in the time of COVID-19

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