On an early October day, the typically quiet Martha Springer Botanical Garden was transformed into a place of education and ...

The experience of being an international student is equally filled with doubts and certainties. When asked “how would you ...

For the upcoming spring 2027 semester, Willamette administration has decided to temporarily discontinue fitness classes ...

A Bearcat guide to the election and voter registrationOregon is in full election season for 2026! Races for the Senate, House ...

The importance of voting as a college studentAs midterm elections abroach this November, everyone must make a choice. Even if you wave your right to choose between candidates, by not voting, you are ...

Founded in 2018, the Students Organizing for Access to Resources (SOAR) Center served as a volunteer-run location for ...

Across Willamette’s campus, a culture of civic engagement—actions that individuals or groups take to address the concerns and well-being of their communities—drives students to step up, get involved ...

After almost a year since its implementation into educational systems around the country, the United States Department of Education’s February 2025 “Dear Colleague” letter has been repealed by the ...

Editor’s Note: In addition to resources on campus, Oregon’s 988 crisis line is available if you or someone you know is facing mental health struggles, emotional distress, alcohol or drug use concerns, ...

This year, the Bistro implemented a number of changes, including a collaboration with Bon Appetit, menu updates and accepting flex dollars. The Bistro’s acceptance of Flex Dollars as a form of payment ...

As the first rays of spring sunshine touched the grass of Brown Field, Willamette students used to tune their instruments, set up tables, pray for the rain to stay away, and carry picnic blankets and ...