Sophie Smith,Editor-in-chief The Office of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion will present the findings from February’s Campus Climate Study survey at this week’s convocation, which will be held in Ford Hall’s Kremer Board Room at 11:30 a.m. tomorrow, Thursday, Sept. 19. Last semester, all Willamette University students,
Elizabeth Hyde,Staff Writer Geffrey Davis visited Willamette on Tuesday, Sep. 11 to read from his new critically-acclaimed book of poetry titled "Night Angler." This was the first reading in Hallie Ford's 2019 Literary Series. PC: Andrew Kilgore Students assembled in Eaton 209 to hear
Reed Bertran, Staff Writer Upon returning to Willamette for the 2019 fall semester, College of Liberal Arts students were welcomed by the sight of the newly renovations completed on the first floor of the Putnam University Center (UC). These renovations, which revamped the flooring of
Reed Bertran,Staff WriterMadelyn Jones,News Editor Ed Whipple now holds the dual titles of vice president of Student Affairs and dean of students for the College of Liberal Arts. This change of staff within the Office of Student Affairs was prompted by the resignation
Suspicious Activity Sept. 6, 12:24 p.m. (Jackson Plaza): While on patrol, an officer noticed a suspicious individual. The officer watched the individual until they were off campus. Sept. 8, 8:28 p.m. (Halle Ford Museum of Art): While on patrol, an officer encountered a transient camping outside of
Ivy Yeoh, Staff writer Willamette University played Caltech this Friday, Sep. 13 at Sparks Field. WU shut out Caltech 3-0, bringing Willamette's overall record to 3-0-2 this season. Right off the bat, WU played an aggressive offense, with two shot attempts coming within the first 10
Britt Shunn-Mitchell, Contributor Trinity University came all the way from San Antonio, TX to play against Willamette’s women’s soccer team on Sunday, Sep. 15 at East Field on the University of Pudget Sound’s campus. The game was full of great plays for both teams, but
Jack Kuyper, Sports Editor Willamette University’s men’s golf team opened their season at Pacific Lutheran University’s Collegiate Open this past Saturday, Sep. 14 and Sunday, Sep. 15 in Dupont, WA. Sophomore Austin Davis led the Bearcats with a sixth-place individual finish, with first-year Alex Weirth
Jake Procino, Staff writer On Saturday, the Willamette University football squad marched with a new coach and new energy down to La Verne, CA, to face the University of La Verne (ULV) Leopards on an absolutely scorching 100 degree Fahrenheit day. The opening game was
Britt Shunn-Mitchell, Contributor With over a quarter of Willamette University’s student body involved in athletics, associate athletic director and senior woman administrator Leslie Shevlin has a lot of training to oversee. But for the last eight weeks, she has added to her busy schedule her
Billy Ullmann,Lifestyles Editor The Hallie Ford Museum of Art opened its newest exhibition, “What Needs to Be Said,” on Saturday, Sept. 14. This exhibit, located in the Melvin Henderson Rubio gallery, features the work of thirteen Oregon-based artists who received the Hallie Ford Fellowship in
Billy Ullmann,Lifestyles Editor The Hallie Ford Museum of Art opened its newest exhibition, “What Needs to Be Said,” on Saturday, Sept. 14. This exhibit, located in the Melvin Henderson Rubio gallery, features the work of thirteen Oregon-based artists who received the Hallie Ford Fellowship in
Interviews and photos by Billy Ullmann and Sophie Smith Mads Malone They/themClass of 2020 What is your tattoo of? It is blank sheet music. I got it to represent teaching myself piano and getting through struggles. It sort of for me means that I’ve been through worse times
Billy Ullmann,Lifestyles Editor Aries: The sun enters your sister sign, Libra, on Sunday, Sept. 22, which will likely put partnerships in your focus. This is a good time to figure out how people influence your wants and desires. The moon enters fellow fire sign, Leo,
Claire Alongi,Staff Writer Recently Donald Trump tried to buy Greenland. Even a satirical publication like The Onion couldn’t have fabricated a story so equally hilarious, bizarre and terrifying. Having Trump as president of the United States might almost be entertaining if the implications of his