Linda Tesner

Willamette Law invites you to join us for the 2026 Peterson Lecture hosted by the Center for Constitutional Government. Professor Lawrence Lessig, Harvard Law School, will present All We Have Left: The Next Life for Democracy.

Please join us for the next Community Convocation on the role of art in social justice movements. Professors Cayla Skillin-Brauchle and Abagail Susik will present and lead us in a zine-making activity.

Come figure out your Fall plans and ask questions about the Atkinson Graduate School of Management and the School of Computing and Information Sciences graduate programs.

Regardless of your major, we have a good fit for you and your career aspirations!

Join us for a webinar about Willamette’s MS in Accounting and Finance program.

An opera by Francis Poulenc, text by Apollinaire. Directed by Hannah Penn.

An opera by Francis Poulenc, text by Apollinaire. Directed by Hannah Penn.

An opera by Francis Poulenc, text by Apollinaire. Directed by Hannah Penn.

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.

Please join our host, Pat Davidson Hogan BA’69, for a reception with remarks by Vice President of Advancement Shelby Radcliffe.

For Willamette Law Review’s 2026 Symposium, four lectures concerning the intersection of Oregon’s criminal system and its independent constitutional tradition will be held on March 20th at 5:30 pm, in room 201 at the Law School.

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

Join Willamette University President Steve Thorsett for a special evening at the Claremont Resort & Club in Berkeley. President Thorsett will share timely updates on Willamette’s momentum and priorities, followed by an interactive Q&A. The evening concludes with an opportunity to reconnect with fellow alumni, parents, and friends overlooking the Bay at a hosted reception.

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

Join us for a night of piano music on April 2nd at 7:30pm in Hudson Hall. Student pianist Logan Rollins will perform works by Franz Schubert, Frédéric Chopin, and Johannes Brahms, among others.

Panel discussion and documentary about the intersection of incarceration and motherhood.

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!

This April 5th from 2-5 pm, celebrate the spring season with JSSL’s Sakura Matsuri: delicious Japanese food, activities for any age, and traditional live performances! Event is FREE OF CHARGE

Join the Digital Learning Studio student specialists for a session on making beautiful, easy-to-read slides on 4/6!

Join the Digital Learning Studio student specialists for a session on making beautiful, easy-to-read slides on 4/7!

Join Willamette University President Steve Thorsett for a special evening at the World Trade Center in the Belltown neighborhood of Seattle. President Thorsett will share timely updates on Willamette’s momentum and priorities, followed by an interactive Q&A. The evening concludes with an opportunity to reconnect with fellow alumni, parents, and friends overlooking Puget Sound at a hosted reception.

Join the Digital Learning Studio student specialists for a session on creating a good SSRD poster on 4/8!

Award-winning Iranian vocalists Mahsa and Marjan Vahdat join Willamette pianist James Miley and guest artists for an evening of transcendent music rooted in Persian classical and regional traditions. Renowned internationally for their expressive voices and deep engagement with Iranian poetry, the Vahdat sisters blend centuries-old musical forms with contemporary influences, creating performances that cross cultural and linguistic boundaries. Their work has been celebrated worldwide for its artistry, humanism, and powerful commitment to artistic freedom.

Join the Digital Learning Studio student specialists for a session on creating a good SSRD poster on 4/9!

This event is presented by the Atkinson Community Roundtable.

Want feedback on your SSRD project, slides, or poster? The Digital Learning Studio specialists are here for you on 4/10!

Learn about Willamette Law and the unique advantages of studying law across the street from the Oregon State Capitol. All admitted and prospective students are invited to attend our open houses.

A devised performance piece directed by Jonathan Cole.

A devised performance piece directed by Jonathan Cole.

A devised performance piece directed by Jonathan Cole.

A devised performance piece directed by Jonathan Cole.

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 Willamette University President Steve Thorsett for a special evening at the Ecotrust Building in Portland’s Pearl District. President Thorsett will share timely updates on Willamette’s momentum and priorities, followed by an interactive Q&A. The evening concludes with an opportunity to reconnect with fellow alumni, parents, and friends at a hosted reception.

A devised performance piece directed by Jonathan Cole.

A devised performance piece directed by Jonathan Cole.

A devised performance piece directed by Jonathan Cole.

A devised performance piece directed by Jonathan Cole.

A devised performance piece directed by Jonathan Cole.

This choral concert will feature Benjamin Britten’s brilliant masterpiece for choir and organ, “Rejoice in the Lamb,” as well as music by Ralph Vaughan Williams, Gustav Holst, Jonathan Reid, and others.