Issue 25
Feature
Discover Salem and leave the WU bubble
By Ryleigh Norgrove, Caitlin Forbes, and Kellen Bulger
Willamette University and the city of Salem go back historically far. Salem was founded in 1842, and just five years later in 1847 the now small, liberal arts school was established on State Street. In spite of the two having more than 150 years of history together, they have not… read more
News
Donation creates homeless shelter in Portland
by Natalie Roadarmel
Columbia CEO Tim Boyle has just announced that he will be donating $1.5 million towards a new homeless shelter in Portland. This shelter will hold 100 beds and will offer the homeless a place to eat, sleep, do laundry, bathe and have access to health and social services. It will be located under the Broadway Bridge, and… read more
SBAC plans discussed
by Quinlyn Manfull
Trump’s personal lawyer under investigation
by Sophie Smith
Budget cuts eliminate CSL director position
by Heather Pearson
ASWU Report
by Benjamin Love
Lifestyles
Safe and sexy: critical thinking about consent
by Julia Di Simone
How do you define consent? How do you actually ask for and give consent in practice? At Salem’s Planned Parenthood in Willamette, students reflected on how the ideal model of consent doesn’t always play out in everyday life. Ann Krier, Planned Parenthood’s local community education and outreach coordinator, lead the workshop in the Hatfield room. Krier introduced… read more
April demands sexual assault awareness
by Madelyn Jones
WU theatre performs musical premiere
by Lauren Alexander
Finding the best music streaming service
by Jarod Todeschi
The toxicity of your household products
by Dorian Grayson
Sports
Bearcats get swept by NWC champion George Fox
by Jared Spohr
Willamette used five hits and three Lewis & Clark errors to… read more
Willamette golf teams compete in the Spring Thaw
by Eric Del Prado
Bearcats get swept by NWC champion George Fox
by Dani Saunders
This week in sports
by Aaron Oda
Intramurals weekly
by Dru Draper
Opinions
University health and epidemics
by Brett Youtsey
People at Willamette always complain about getting sick, but many do very little to prevent it. Much like kindergarten, college is a breeding ground for germs. Instead of…read more
Feminism and social capital at Willamette
by Ryleigh Norgrove
Trump’s latest anti-immigration scheme
by Sophie Smith
Understanding WU’s indigenous history
by Sophie Goodwin-Rice
Can Greek life forget its problematic past?
by Quinlyn Manfull
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