News

ISSUE 3 | 9/21/16

by Dorian Grayson

On Aug 15, the Oregon Board of Education codified Oregon Administrative Rule 581-022-2223, which required all public schools to keep what is being called the “Healthy and Safe Schools Plan”… read more

Emilio Solano ‘09 takes on the role of Willamette Academy Director
by Gianni Marabella

Tribes unite against pipeline
by Ariadne Wolf

Open letter on Willamette Academy
by Ellen Eisenberg & Kelley Strawn

ISSUE 2 | 9/14/16

The art of an institutionalized man

by Iris Dowd

Russell Childers’ wood carvings, currently on display at the Hallie Ford Museum of Art, provide a view into the life of a man institutionalized by the state in 1926… read more

Montag Center to go through new renovations
by Gianni Marabella

Rowing injunction denied
by Gianni Marabella

The Buzz keeps WU informed
by Veronica Finney

ISSUE 1 | 9/7/16

Row your boat gently down to court

by Giani Marabella

12 of the former women’s rowers have entered a legal conflict with the University following the discontinuation of the women’s rowing team… read more

Letter from the Editor-in-Chief
by Keeton Nance

Landlords keep housing prices high
by Ariadne Wolf

Enterprise picks up WU transportation contract
by Iris Dowd

ISSUE 26 | 4/28/16

Joint faculty letter

by WU Faculty

The undersigned applaud the message published in the Collegian by Shamir Cervantes and supported by Bill Duvall. We stand with them… read more

ASWU presses on after Cervantes resignation
by Gia Anguiano

Cynthia Stinson’s position dissolved
by Gianni Marabella

113 Academy students invited to stay
by Katie Lively

Bishop: 93 percent of students feel overwhelmed
by Ryan Gail

Artist ties creativity and family
by Katie Lively

ISSUE 25 | 4/21/16

WU Lu’au: “From Past to Present”

by Gianni Marabella

The Cone Field House was packed with people, flowers and food for last Saturday’s 27th annual Willamette lu’au. Students and community members alike attended the event… read more

Challenging divisions between man and beast
by Sarah Haghi

WULA regulations cause controversy among students
by Ryan Gail

Department lecture honors retiring history professor
by Katie Lively

WEB/Colleg. budget discussed
by Gia Anguiano

ISSUE 24 | 4/14/16

Renowned choral instructor to visit WU

by Gianni Marabella

Choral Conductor Helmuth Rilling will be coming to Salem to collaborate with the Willamette Master Chorus (WMC). He will perform with the chorus… read more

Two CLA dean candidates introduce themselves
by By Veronica Finney & Katie Lively

Diversity, social justice, and inclusion forum
by Ryan Gail

Dean Douglass takes over Academy operations
by Katie Lively

ISSUE 23 | 4/7/16

WU professors question admin transparency

by Gianni Marabella

Last December the Board of Trustees passed a resolution declaring that at least 20 percent of the Willamette faculty must be composed of contingent positions at all times… read more

“Earth democracy” and our one humanity
by Sarah Haghi

Lecture highlights marginalized sexual experiences of Black men
by Ryan Gail

ASWU proposes new bills to manage rising costs
by Gia Anguiano

ISSUE 22 | 4/1/16

WU adopts radical transparency policy

by Joe Lindblom-Masuwale

In response to recent student protests over Willamette Academy, the decreasing number of tenure-track positions and general anxiety over the University’s future… read more

WU transitions to CLA student five year plan
by Gianni Marabella

Bistro nixes Chocolate chip, vegan chai cookies
by Katie Lively

Blitz the Bearcat released back into wild
by Ryan Gail

Language dept. to add Klingon, Elvish courses
by Gia Anguiano

ISSUE 21 | 3/17/16

WU celebrates Native American heritage

by Gianni Marabella

Vietnam War veterans and toddlers alike represented tribes from all over Oregon at Willamette’s 14th annual social Powwow in the Cone Field House last Saturday. read more

Stout responds to student fears
by Gia Anguiano

Community hears Academy voices at second protest
by Katie Lively

Russian club celebrates Maslenitsa
by Ryan Gail

Michael Holte talks LA micro-institutions
by Gia Anguiano

ISSUE 20 | 3/10/16

“Underground” music department pushes teamwork, persistence

by Katie Lively

Senior anthropology major and pre-health student Julianne Johnson was hopeful that the University’s Be the Match bone marrow registry drive would be successful… read more

Convocation panel breaks down Super Tuesday
by Gianni Marabella

Nearly $37K spent on printing paper
by Veronica Finney

WU turns out big for bone marrow drive
by Ryan Gail

ISSUE 19 | 3/3/16

Demonstrations, resignations follow proposed Academy changes

by Katie Lively

Six of Willamette Academy’s nine student staff members and all students in the Willamette Academy Service Learning (WASL) class have resigned from their duties at the Academy. read more