Sophie Smith, Editor-in-chief Noah Dantes, Managing Editor After weeks of confusion among student workers about the unannounced and unexplained absence of their supervisor, Willamette officials confirmed that Kosti Efstathiou, the director of Campus Recreation, has departed from the University. In a meeting with the Collegian’s editor, the officials
Staff Writer Ivy Yeoh The Sparks Fitness Center at Willamette University has long been the hub for community members to gather and train. Its many resources offer opportunities for people to expand their physical horizons, work on specific fitness goals and consult certified experts on nutrition and
Reed Bertran Staff writer Correction: An earlier version of this story misspelled Emma McEvoy's name. In an effort to increase voter registration among Willamette students, the Associated Students of Willamette University (ASWU), the College Republicans and the College Democrats sponsored a voter registration table that stood in
Anna Seahill staff writer A seven-person search committee has been working to find the best candidate to replace Curtis Bridgeman as the College of Law dean after his decision to return to being a faculty member. Chairing this committee is Provost Senior Vice President Carol Long. She is
Elizabeth Hyde staff writer Faith Morrison, the new artistic director of dance at Willamette, is spearheading a collaborative and experimental Fall Dance Concert with a broad lineup of dance styles. “This show is a collection of student, faculty and guest artist work, bringing together different choreographers,” said Morrison.
Criminal Mischief Nov. 4, 6:13 p.m. (WISH): Campus Safety received a report of an individual’s items being vandalized. An officer responded and met with the student. A report was filed. Emergency Medical Aid Nov. 7, 7:20 p.m. (in a campus residence): Campus Safety was contacted after a student
Aries: The moon enters Gemini on Nov. 13, bringing an air of play and exploration. On Nov. 15, the moon enters defensive Cancer before entering proud Leo on Nov. 17, so don’t be surprised if you find yourself wanting attention. Mars goes into Scorpio on
Sanja Zelen Staff writer With the month of November in full swing, various organizations on and near campus are finding ways to give back to the community through food drives, service events and community meals. Community Service Learning (CSL), the Marion Polk Food Share and Mission of
Isabella Lamb Contributor Service animals are an active part of Willamette’s campus, and it is important that people treat them with respect. Naturally, seeing an animal gets a person excited, but sometimes being cautious of one’s actions is necessary. More often than not, it is easy to assume
Audrey Piacsek Contributor Mental health is an important issue for college students. Between classes, jobs, extracurriculars, planning their futures and navigating the adult world for the first time in their lives, they can end up overwhelmed by responsibilities. But if you’re a student having trouble keeping up