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- Hallie Ford keeps head up in the face of short-staffing issues
However, without the Education Curator to hold workshops to teach professors on campus how to give their
- Jackson Plaza shortcut long gone
There are several desire paths to be found on Willamette’s campus, some of which are more appreciated This phenomenon is so common on college campuses that many have actually used the desire paths to help plan the campus from the beginning. Why are there so many desire paths on college campuses? Desire paths can make the world–and Willamette’s campus–more interesting and more efficient.
- Willamette announces fourth COVID-19 case of spring semester
Emma Innes Staff writer A student living on campus has tested positive for COVID-19, making it the fourth
- Meet the ASWU candidates!
You’ll always be able to find me around campus, so don’t hesitate to ask me questions or just to say My goals are to bring energy and excitement to school events, improve student amenities on campus, and promise to work within ASWU to continue to make Willamette a fun and exciting place for every student on campus If elected, I will work to advance equity on campus, increase accountability by making ASWU operations
- Letter from the editor
The Collegian has the responsibility to report in such a way that truthfully reflects the breadth of Have a tip about something you believe we should report on? Let us know. It holds us accountable for the work we do and alerts us of any shortcomings in our reporting. With his guidance we are better equipped to report on stories in a professional manner, and from him Further, we are aware of the impact our words have on readers, and are aiming to report and write with
- Navigating new beginnings: The challenges and triumphs of transfer students
professors and resources for transfer students at Willamette, each of which helped them feel welcomed to campus
- Library exhibition on the life and legacy of Mark O. Hatfield
Hatfield has reached the end of its tenure on campus, beginning in mid-October, proceeding now to a new Despite the fact that the exhibition is departing campus, the reason for its existence in the first place So much has this ethos resonated on-campus that, including this exhibition, there has been a clear, conscious
- Willamette announces eighth COVID-19 case
reopening committee sent out an email on Sept. 23 at 6:53pm, notifying that a student who lives off-campus The student was last on campus Friday, Sept. 18.
- Staff picks: Salem restaurants open during COVID, Feb. 10-17
In walking distance from campus, Marco’s Place provides affordable and solid food. Lonney's is a short 20 minute drive west from campus and a tad bit pricy--but holy moly it is worth it
- Unhappy with Collegian Leadership, ASWU Senators Resolved to Change It
descriptions for defunct organizations like [Wulapalooza], an annual music and arts festival once held on campus independence from ASWU as well as democratizing the larger student groups that serve the Willamette campus I would daresay that in certain areas of reporting, I find it more functional than The Collegian,” Druker “I find that certain aspects of their reporting on student government affairs can be more comprehensive variable, plus things can be more biased because the editor can be more influenced by the whims of campus
- ASWU holds forum soliciting feedback on WU emergency response
but senators used what comments students did offer to discuss a wide variety of issues, including off-campus By the time administration offered housing and food to students living off-campus who had lost power, that the amount of time it took for those services to be offered was unfair to students who live off campus Nieves said that many students who work on campus “rely on this pay [from their job] to pay for college
- Some distanced, others virtual: club presidents detail student involvement
Sanja Zelen Staff writer Student clubs and organizations on campus have been busy brainstorming ways Games against other colleges are not possible due to Willamette policies prohibiting on-campus visitors and off-campus travel. The Outdoor Program has been brainstorming ways to visit locations within walking distance of campus,







