Join PNCA Dean Cole and Dean of Students Potts for monthly casual conversations. These informal gatherings offer a relaxed setting where you can drop by, grab a cup of coffee, a doughnut, and chat with Jen and Chris about anything on your mind. Whether you want to share ideas, ask questions, or simply say hello, these chats are a great way to connect and engage with the Deans in a comfortable environment.

“Exploration of laguage Barriers in the Context of Salem’s Chinese American Community” by Tiffany Truong and “Mus(i)ck: Fostering Cultural Diversity Through Flute Crafting and Playing” by Edhel Brual

Linda Tesner

Stop by and check out the incredible items created by your fellow students. Shop for yourself, your friends, and/or your loved ones.

Join Chef Hopeton Sharpe for a jerk chicken demonstration and preview of the Black History Month meal!

The PNCA Design Lecture Series welcomes in Olivia Johnson—Portland-based designer + textile artist—to talk about her work + what moves her.

Join the Restorative Justice Coalition in a screening of the Oscar-nominated documentary The Alabama Solution in Ford Theater

In this second Community Convocation, public health experts discuss the defunding of the CDC and NIH, serious problems with the “Make America Healthy Again” report, and the dangers with the new childhood vaccine schedule. What are the consequences for long term public health science and American well-being? How can communities respond?

Join the voice faculty and students of Willamette University on Feb. 12, 2026 at noon for a celebration of Black History Month in song. The concert will include music by Pan-African composers of many eras, from the 18th century to today. Featured composers include Joseph Bologne, Margaret Bonds, Florence Price, William Grant Still, and more.

Learning from the Land to Restore Hope: Presentation by David Harrelson, Cultural Resources Department Manager, Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde

Come to the Bistro during their happy hour to listen to some new (or your favorite) Black musical artists and taste one or more of the Black History Month commemorative drink specials. Guests are welcome to participate in a drawing for a vinyl of the Sinners soundtrack!

An adaptation of Hedda Gabler by Henrik Ibsen, directed by Susan Coromel

Join BSU for an event on Black/Multiracial Love! Come make cards and crafts and enjoy some snacks, music, and good vibes. We hope to see you there!

Title : “It’s Nothing Personal: Civic Science Communication & More-than-Human Futures”

RHA invites you to Montag Den on Friday the 13th (Feb 13th) for a spooky movie viewing of the 2009 Friday the 13th! Join us for a Kindle and horror board game giveaway, with free Burgerville for the first 50 people in attendance! Can’t wait to see you guys there!

Grab your sweetie and join the Physics Club in watching the 1994 romantic comedy classic, I.Q! We’ll have chocolate strawberries, sparkling cider, and crafting supplies to make a valentine for that special someone (or your friends)!

An adaptation of Hedda Gabler by Henrik Ibsen, directed by Susan Coromel

Experience America’s soundtrack with Willamette University’s Pacific Rim Symphony Orchestra (PRSO). Under Maestra Qian, our student and community member orchestra presents “Soundscape of America”—a powerful, non-stop journey through the music that defines a nation.

An adaptation of Hedda Gabler by Henrik Ibsen, directed by Susan Coromel

An adaptation of Hedda Gabler by Henrik Ibsen, directed by Susan Coromel

Join us for the chance to experience the hard work and dedication of Willamette’s student musicians. Convocation features solo and ensemble performances developed through close mentorship with music faculty, offering a vibrant showcase of music-making across styles and genres. Held on select Tuesdays at 11:20 a.m., each Convocation is a unique opportunity to hear live music and support your peers. Free admission.

Join Dr. Jean-Philippe Gourdine and our Black Student Union to learn about the biology and biochemistry of human hair and history of African Hairstyles. We will also be joined by Juneka (June) Sevier, owner of The Hair Boutique in Beaverton, for a braiding workshop where you get to have some hands-on experience on how to braid. All are welcome to learn and be a part of this experience!

This event is free & open to the public. Dinner will be provided.

Join your fellow Willamette alumni 50+ years out from graduation for a private docent-led tour of two amazing exhibits (Manet and Morisot) at this San Francisco icon! 

This is the first major exhibition dedicated to the artistic exchange between French Impressionists Édouard Manet (1832–1883) and Berthe Morisot (1841–1895). Manet was the era’s great pioneer of modern painting, and Morisot, the only woman to exhibit under her own name in the original Impressionist group.

CCAC is proud to welcome Emily Counts for an artist lecture!

An adaptation of Hedda Gabler by Henrik Ibsen, directed by Susan Coromel

Join the Office of Civic Engagement to be a Reading Buddy at Keizer Elementary!

An adaptation of Hedda Gabler by Henrik Ibsen, directed by Susan Coromel

An adaptation of Hedda Gabler by Henrik Ibsen, directed by Susan Coromel

Visit PNCA on Feb 21! Workshops + conversations with PNCA grad students and faculty. Transportation included for Willamette undergrads.

An adaptation of Hedda Gabler by Henrik Ibsen, directed by Susan Coromel

Start the year off right with an evening of connection, conversation, and community! This vibrant gathering, hosted by Donal Welch BA’84, Alexandra Riley BA’08, MBA’24 and Brian Best BA’06, JD’11, brings together Bearcat alumni, delicious apps and drinks, and the lively backdrop of one of Portland’s favorite spots.

An adaptation of Hedda Gabler by Henrik Ibsen, directed by Susan Coromel

Kyra Davis Lurie reads from her new novel, The Great Mann, a retelling of The Great Gatsby set amongst the Black elite in L.A. immediately after the end of World War II.

An adaptation of Hedda Gabler by Henrik Ibsen, directed by Susan Coromel

Mt. Hood Kiwanis Camp (MHKC) helps empower adults with developmental disabilities through equitable access to the outdoors and recreation. Each summer, MHKC seeks 200 college-credit/volunteer counselors and 90 paid staff to be a part of our summer camp on Mt. Hood for 1-8 weeks.

This is the 3rd in the Spring 2026 Community Convocation series hosted by ASWU and the Faculty of Arts and Sciences. Our own AI experts: Profs. Brandi Row Lazzarini (FAS), Tim Johnson (AGSM), and Rachel Brown (SCIS) will help us understand some of the many implications of generative AI developments.

Dr. Ava Purkiss will deliver the History Department annual Frost Lecture.

Linda Tesner, Moderator

An adaptation of Hedda Gabler by Henrik Ibsen, directed by Susan Coromel

An adaptation of Hedda Gabler by Henrik Ibsen, directed by Susan Coromel

An adaptation of Hedda Gabler by Henrik Ibsen, directed by Susan Coromel

An adaptation of Hedda Gabler by Henrik Ibsen, directed by Susan Coromel

Join us for the chance to experience the hard work and dedication of Willamette’s student musicians. Convocation features solo and ensemble performances developed through close mentorship with music faculty, offering a vibrant showcase of music-making across styles and genres. Held on select Tuesdays at 11:20 a.m., each Convocation is a unique opportunity to hear live music and support your peers. Free admission.

Pacific Northwest College of Art’s MFA in Visual Studies program is proud to welcome Sama Alshaibi for an artist talk.

Portland’s Small Press & Art Book Fair is a print-forward celebration of independent publishing, highlighting risograph books, photo zines, small edition art books, and experimental printed matter.

Join the Office of Civic Engagement to volunteer at the Oregon Battle of the Books Tournament!!

The Small Press & Art Book Fair at PNCA is excited to welcome Martha Naranjo Sandoval for an artist lecture!

Linda Tesner

Join us for the chance to experience the hard work and dedication of Willamette’s student musicians. Convocation features solo and ensemble performances developed through close mentorship with music faculty, offering a vibrant showcase of music-making across styles and genres. Held on select Tuesdays at 11:20 a.m., each Convocation is a unique opportunity to hear live music and support your peers. Free admission.

Visit D.E. May’s display space where he met with collectors and curators. He called it the Smalls.

Pacific Northwest College of Art’s MFA in Visual Studies program is proud to welcome Yeni Mao for an artist talk.

Join QSU, QTPOC, and QLS for a night of live music, dancing, mocktails, and activities! You don’t want to miss the biggest annual queer event on campus!