Students who live on campus, like Layla Hughes (‘23), are also able to find happiness in the small things People who live on campus obviously can’t take baths, so that is definitely something I look forward

For bearcats who work off-campus jobs on the weekends, it is even harder to catch a break.

Taking place in the evenings at designated dates on campus, these literary presentations are highly accessible

Willamette students Spike Iverson (‘22) and John Campi (‘24) reflected on their experiences seeing the Iverson watched the play in person and as a livestream, while Campi saw the play in person. Campi detailed his experience, “I was at the very front which I felt a little awkward just sitting right Campi said he had the same concern watching the in-person production: “I thought the biggest issue going Iverson and Campi recommended the play to students, reporting that the digital version of The Memo didn

Meet John Campi (‘24), Aiden Dopson (‘25), Maxwell Fontaine (‘24), Joaquin Ocaña (‘24) and Lou Babik The group initially went by the name "Putnam," an inside joke resulting from Campi's humor. Their musical journey began in October 2022 when Fontaine, Ocaña and Babik decided they needed Campi's

A March 31 Washington Post reported, “In recent weeks, workers, unions and attorneys are seeing a dramatic now have stickers on their floors asking customers to stay six feet apart and take many cleaning and safety In the statement, the USPS detailed a long list of safety and adaptive measures it is taking, many of Given the intensive safety measures taken by mail centers around the country and the fact that visiting

the plethora of club teams offered at Willamette, Rugby stands out as being the only sport housed on campus

My high school basketball coach asked me to help run our youth camp when I was 18. Unfortunately, with Willamette partially closing its campus and Oregon and other states implementing

one of which is inside of popular coffee shop and community meeting space IKE Box a few blocks from campus

“Wulapalooza” 2006 and 2008 These were seen on campus. RIP Wulapalooza, gone but never forgotten.

From Mathematics to Exercise and Health Science, there are women in STEM in all corners of the WU campus

A symptomatic Willamette student who lives on campus, fearful of having contracted COVID-19 and seeking