Join the Office of Civic Engagement in helping at the Capitol Park Wesleyan Church’s Food Pantry!

Willamette University Young Democratic Socialists of America is hosting a printing roundtable discussion with students and professors to understand how the change to paid printing has effected the academic environment at the school. We are hoping to hear from as many people as possible so that we can draft proposals for how this policy might be changed to better fulfill students needs for paper resources.

In coalition with NISU, YDSA and other clubs/orgs, discuss with your peers and professors the printing changes and austerity on campus. All are welcome and encouraged to make their voices heard! What is impacting you on campus?

Willamette Theatre presents the Spring Awakening musical. Book and lyrics by Steven Sater, music by Duncan Shiek, directed by Jonathan Cole, music directed by Makenna Green.

Make your own videos in iMovie with the Digital Learning Studio!

Elizabeth Collins-Woodfin from University of Oregon will be visiting and discussing Probability! More specifically, a branch called Random Matrix Theory, which uses Linear Algebra and has applications in physics, finance, computer science, biology, and more!

Willamette Theatre presents the Spring Awakening musical. Book and lyrics by Steven Sater, music by Duncan Shiek, directed by Jonathan Cole, music directed by Makenna Green.

With award-winning documentary screening, the Strike and a panel of guests to discuss the abolishment of solitary confinement for incarcerated individuals. Joined by Ben Haile from the Oregon Justice Resource Center/Disability Rights Oregon, as well as Cameron Hayes from Transformative Justice Community and Regroup. Organized by the SOC-382 Human Rights class, WGS and IS departments.

Food and vegan options provided. Dress in black as a crow (or as any other corvid), bring a shiny trinket to trade with friends and submit for the coveted crow crown! Listen to a talk by Drag Ecologists Efemmera Gendera and Thespis D Lite from Drag Me Outside about our corvid friends and other urban wildlife!

Willamette Theatre presents the Spring Awakening musical. Book and lyrics by Steven Sater, music by Duncan Shiek, directed by Jonathan Cole, music directed by Makenna Green.

John Olbrantz, former director of the Hallie Ford Museum of Art, will be signing his newest book, The Hallie Ford Museum of Art: A History on November 14th, from 12-4pm in the Maribeth Collins Lobby at HFMA. Stop by and grab your copy and get it signed by the author himself!

Willamette Theatre presents the Spring Awakening musical. Book and lyrics by Steven Sater, music by Duncan Shiek, directed by Jonathan Cole, music directed by Makenna Green.

Willamette Theatre presents the Spring Awakening musical. Book and lyrics by Steven Sater, music by Duncan Shiek, directed by Jonathan Cole, music directed by Makenna Green.

Willamette Theatre presents the Spring Awakening musical. Book and lyrics by Steven Sater, music by Duncan Shiek, directed by Jonathan Cole, music directed by Makenna Green.

Join us in for a night of snacks, learning and recording videos to send to representatives advocating for Elecsys pTau181 plasma test — the first FDA‑cleared blood test for use in primary care to rule out Alzheimer’s to be covered by Medicaid.

Join the Music Department to support our student musicians as they share the music they’ve been developing in their applied studios. These sessions offer a dynamic mix of styles and instrumentation, and regularly feature jazz, musical theater, and classical performances from both vocalists and instrumentalists. All are welcome. Attendance is required for music majors.

Join Alex L. Parks Dean, Jeff Dobbins, virtual conversation about the latest developments at Willamette Law! He’ll share about enrollment numbers, bar passage rates, the impacts of the university’s merger with Pacific, and answer your questions.

Immerse yourself in a boundary-pushing evening of innovative soundscapes with the Sonic Arts and Experimental Music Ensemble. “Mutable Landscapes” features original student and faculty works blending electronic textures, live synthesis, and multimedia elements. Come experience the future of music in an intimate, exploratory setting.

This event will focus on immigrant rights, local immigration enforcement activity, and the resources and protections available to our community. We will be joined by Latinos Unidos Siempre (LUS), who will share their work and speak about local immigrant protections. We will also hear from Emilio Solano, Provost for Institutional Equity and Student Success, about Willamette University’s immigration enforcement protocol. This is an opportunity to learn more, ask questions, and engage in meaningful conversations about how we can support and protect our immigrant community. We hope to see you there! Please feel free to share this invitation and poster with others who may be interested.

Part 1: Guest speaker & learn about local immigrant protections Part 2: Learn about university protocol from Emilio Solano

Join us for a night of fun and celebration at Brookstone Memory Care Assisted Living Facility on Wednesday November 18th from 6:00pm-7:00pm.

Get to know the Portland Immigrant Rights Coalition!

Part 1: Learn about what PIRC does and what is going on regarding immigration and ICE activity Part 2: Breakout activity and Q&A

Discover where your STEM degree can take you! Connect with companies and organizations from across the Willamette Valley and beyond that are tackling real-world challenges through science, technology, engineering and math.

Join Don’t Shoot Portland at PNCA for our annual Community Art Build.

Artist Associate and acclaimed soprano Mackenzie Rogers presents and evening of vocal selections from opera and theater.

Last Board Meal - Dinner - Salem Campus

This is the final day of meals before Thanksgiving break.

Fall Break - ArtHouse at PNCA

Fall Break - Salem Campus

Dining Plans Resume - Salem Campus

Join us to help sort donations!

Join the Music Department to support our student musicians as they share the music they’ve been developing in their applied studios. These sessions offer a dynamic mix of styles and instrumentation, and regularly feature jazz, musical theater, and classical performances from both vocalists and instrumentalists. All are welcome. Attendance is required for music majors.

Join the Atkinson Graduate School of Management and the School of Computing and Information Sciences for Graduate School Office Hours!

How do you communicate technical concepts to a non-technical audience? Catalina Bush will be presenting on her experiences while freelance writing from a data-informed perspective, as well how such writing applies to both academic and non-academic settings.

The Willamette University Department of Music is proud to present the annual Holidays In Hudson Hall concerts! Our program features timeless choral works and songs for the season performed by Willamette’s Vox, Voce, Chamber Choir and Willam8tte, along with traditional carols sung together with the audience.

Welcome to Freelance Fridays! These once-a-month Friday workshops are taught by our professional faculty, staff, and alumni who have successfully run their own businesses or worked freelance with clients and contract-based projects.

Free admission from 5-8pm at the museum every 1st Friday of the month!

The Willamette University Department of Music is proud to present the annual Holidays In Hudson Hall concerts! Our program features timeless choral works and songs for the season performed by Willamette’s Vox, Voce, Chamber Choir and Willam8tte, along with traditional carols sung together with the audience.

The MBA for Professionals program invites all Atkinson alumni to join students and faculty for an afternoon of conversation and networking on Saturday, December 5!

Hear from Bethany Abbate BA’21, an AI policy director in Washington, D.C., as she shares her expertise and perspective on the evolving world of artificial intelligence. Afterward, connect with talented students, faculty and fellow alumni while exchanging ideas and expanding your professional network.

Come learn from an expert in the AI space, support current students and build connections across the Atkinson community!

For nearly three decades, the lighting of the Star Trees on campus has been a treasured tradition. Come partake in the annual event, along with our Holiday Dinner, and see familiar and new members of the Willamette community.

Celebrate the season with friends and fellow Willamette alumni at our annual Portland-area Holiday Party at OMSI! Enjoy delicious food, drinks and festive cheer while taking in one of Portland’s most beloved holiday traditions—the Christmas Ship Parade on the Willamette River.

Gather, reconnect and raise a glass to the year as we enjoy an evening of great conversation, holiday magic and beautiful river views. Don’t miss this chance to celebrate the season with your Willamette community!

Last Board Meal for Fall Semester - Salem Campus

The residential hall closes at 12 pm on Dec. 12

Residential Halls on campus will be closed to all students during winter break.

Residential Facilities Close for Winter Break - All Campuses

This is the final day of meals before Winter break.

Students who did not live on campus Fall 2026 are permitted to move in.

This is the first day of meals after Winter break.

Students have the first 2 weeks of the semester to make adjustments to their dining place.

Residential halls open at 9 am to welcome back returners.