Join Monika and Sarah for workshops on getting your material out of WISE.

Sarah Andyshak and Monika Major in the Learning Experience Design department are offering workshops on the process of exporting materials from your WISE courses.

ASWU President Anastasiia Lemesh has office hours to provide an opportunity for students to come by to ask questions, share concerns or ideas, or even just say hi! If these times don’t work for you, you can always reach the ASWU team by email: aswu@willamette.edu or contact Anastasiia using aswu-president@willamette.edu.

ASWU Treasurer Sophia “Stevie” Bergstrom has office hours to provide an opportunity for students to come by to ask questions, share concerns or ideas, or even just say hi! If these times don’t work for you, you can always reach the ASWU team by email: aswu@willamette.edu or contact Stevie using aswu-treasurer@willamette.edu.

Get your slides and presentations ready for SSRD with the DLS student specialists

A workshop from the Career Development Office to showcase strategies and tips for applying to non-governmental organizations and nonprofits.

Get start with 3D printing and print on fabric

Are you a major or minor in Environmental Science? Considering checking it out? Please join us at our 2025 Underclassman Environmental Science Mixer at the Bistro on April 7th from 3 to 4:30 for crafts, a Q&A with some ENVS professors, free treats and drinks, and community connection! Additionally, our theme this year is to support our National Parks! Dress up as your favorite National Park to be entered into a drawing for some great ENVS swag.

Come join our community in attending John Noltner’s (A Peace of My Mind) keynote presentation at 7:30 pm on Monday, April 7th in the Paulus Lecture Hall, located in the law school building. Featuring John’s own story and a presentation of portraits featuring members of the Willamette community, it will be a night of storytelling you won’t want to miss!

Get your slides and presentations ready for SSRD with the DLS student specialists

ASWU Vice President Sal Chapell has office hours to provide an opportunity for students to come by to ask questions, share concerns or ideas, or even just say hi! If these times don’t work for you, you can always reach the ASWU team by email: aswu@willamette.edu or contact Sal using aswu-vp@willamette.edu.

Steve Inskeep is a host of NPR’s Morning Edition, its morning news podcast Up First, and is also an accomplished author. On April 8th, he’s speaking about his most recent book, Differ We Must: How Lincoln Succeeded in a Divided America, as part of the Oregon Historical Society’s Mark O. Hatfield (BA’43) Lecture Series.

Join your fellow Willamette alumni for a pre-talk reception before heading over to the show. The reception includes remarks from Hatfield Professor of Politics, Policy, Law, and Ethics Richard Ellis, a drink ticket and appetizers. Tickets to the lecture are at the special discounted member price.

If you already have a ticket to the lecture, you may purchase a “Reception Only” ticket to gather with the Willamette community before heading to the talk.

Work on your SSRD project poster with the DLS student specialists!

ASWU President Anastasiia Lemesh has office hours to provide an opportunity for students to come by to ask questions, share concerns or ideas, or even just say hi! If these times don’t work for you, you can always reach the ASWU team by email: aswu@willamette.edu or contact Anastasiia using aswu-president@willamette.edu.

ASWU Treasurer Sophia “Stevie” Bergstrom has office hours to provide an opportunity for students to come by to ask questions, share concerns or ideas, or even just say hi! If these times don’t work for you, you can always reach the ASWU team by email: aswu@willamette.edu or contact Stevie using aswu-treasurer@willamette.edu.

Retirement Celebration

Dr. Emma Cating: Understanding the structure and dynamics of spin textures in magnetic materials on the scale of the magnetic exchange interaction is both a question of fundamental physics and at the forefront of developing quantum technologies.

How does traditional ecological knowledge factor into federal land management? How can we balance differing perspectives when it comes to highly contested issues like climate change and water rights? How do our relationships with the land impact the laws that govern it?

Sonic Arts Ensemble is an improvisational group fusing live electronics and instrumental performance into an expansive and unconventional experience. The group embraces a variety of electroacoustic practices: analog and digital synthesis, effects pedals, and live processing of instrumental sound, to create an energized and immersive aural tapestry, all produced live and in the moment. Contemporary Ensemble draws on many types of scores (traditional, graphic, text, etc) and participants are encouraged to create their own, which we develop and perform. We use deep listening and improvisation to find common ground.

Join various on campus events organized in April to honor farmworker communities.

Drop-in headshots on Thursday, April 10 from 9:30 am - 12:30 pm with photographer Mario Gallucci

Work on your SSRD project poster with the DLS student specialists!

Come watch some scripts written by students from ENGL 339! There will be 16 original ten minute scripts!

ASWU Vice President Sal Chapell has office hours to provide an opportunity for students to come by to ask questions, share concerns or ideas, or even just say hi! If these times don’t work for you, you can always reach the ASWU team by email: aswu@willamette.edu or contact Sal using aswu-vp@willamette.edu.

Recognizing outstanding service and achievement in the co-curricular

Pacific Northwest College of Art is excited to welcome visiting artist Kristina Batiste for a visiting artist lecture on her work and art practice on April 10th at 6pm

Join us for an engaging and productive ASWU Meeting! This is your chance to get involved, voice your opinions, and contribute to positive changes on our campus. ASWU Senate Meetings will be here every Thursday from 7-8pm @ Montag Den.

This romantic recital will feature Lieder (German art songs for voice and piano) by two of music history’s greatest married couples, performed by local operatic power couple Jocelyn Claire Thomas and Zachary Lenox. The program includes the entirety of Robert and Clara Schumann’s collaborative song cycle, 12 Gedichte aus Liebesfrühling, as well as Gustav Mahler’s Rückert-Lieder and songs by Alma Mahler.

Willamette University Theatre puts an approachable spin on the climate change conversation in Bloom Bloom Pow.

CASA/AIA 2025 spring lecture series presents: Brian Buchanan Recent findings at the early medieval royal site of Yeavering, Northumberland

You’re invited to the gayest semiformal event on campus! Masqueerade is a sensory-friendly queer dance/social put on by QSU, QTPOC and Queer Men’s Club. Come listen to live music, enjoy Bistro snacks, and get free stickers and coloring pages!

Willamette University Theatre puts an approachable spin on the climate change conversation in Bloom Bloom Pow.

Departure Time: 9 am Return Time: 3 pm Activity: Walk, Picnic, Art Challenge Level: Beginner Friendly ADA Accessible: Yes Total Spots available: 12 Cost: $15 Sign up Deadline: 4/9 11pm Includes: charcuterie board snacks from Saturday Market, art supplies (sun printing on bandanas), ODP leaders, free rental gear to check out at WU ODP Gear Rental Center

This year, we would like to present the 2025 Willamette University Hawaiʻi Club Lūʻau, Nā Wahi Pana, which means “The Legendary/Sacred Places.” Through hula and mele, we will share the breathtaking beauty of our ‘āina and the deep love we have for it.

Willamette University Theatre puts an approachable spin on the climate change conversation in Bloom Bloom Pow.

Willamette University Theatre puts an approachable spin on the climate change conversation in Bloom Bloom Pow.

ASWU President Anastasiia Lemesh has office hours to provide an opportunity for students to come by to ask questions, share concerns or ideas, or even just say hi! If these times don’t work for you, you can always reach the ASWU team by email: aswu@willamette.edu or contact Anastasiia using aswu-president@willamette.edu.

ASWU Treasurer Sophia “Stevie” Bergstrom has office hours to provide an opportunity for students to come by to ask questions, share concerns or ideas, or even just say hi! If these times don’t work for you, you can always reach the ASWU team by email: aswu@willamette.edu or contact Stevie using aswu-treasurer@willamette.edu.

Join Monika and Sarah for workshops on getting your material out of WISE.

Sarah Andyshak and Monika Major in the Learning Experience Design department are offering workshops on the process of exporting materials from your WISE courses.

Hallie Ford Literary Series is proud to announce a Reading and Workshop with Allison Cobb Monday April 14, 2025

Contribute your thoughts on this topic with other students, faculty, and staff!

A meeting for student leaders of other student leaders to meet, collaborate and problem-solve the challenges of their positions: 12-1pm Goudy - Hines room

ASWU Vice President Sal Chapell has office hours to provide an opportunity for students to come by to ask questions, share concerns or ideas, or even just say hi! If these times don’t work for you, you can always reach the ASWU team by email: aswu@willamette.edu or contact Sal using aswu-vp@willamette.edu.

Join the Office of Civic Engagement for a pre-town hall conversation and in-person watch party for Salem Reporter’s Livability Levy town hall. RSVP link in description.

Join us for an evening of music, dance, and poetry to celebrate Latin culture! We will have local food, cake, and a piñata! ¡No se lo pierdan!

Food, Fun, Culture

Dr. Oliver Rosales will discuss his new book focuses on the segregation and the farmworker led multiracial activism in the Central Valley, California.

Dr. Oliver Rosales on Civil Rights in Bakersfield: Segregation and Multiracial Activism in the Central Valley

Come celebrate amazing music by women composers! Mu Phi Epsilon is hosting a concert featuring music by women composers, performed by your friends at the Willamette Music Department.

ASWU President Anastasiia Lemesh has office hours to provide an opportunity for students to come by to ask questions, share concerns or ideas, or even just say hi! If these times don’t work for you, you can always reach the ASWU team by email: aswu@willamette.edu or contact Anastasiia using aswu-president@willamette.edu.

ASWU Treasurer Sophia “Stevie” Bergstrom has office hours to provide an opportunity for students to come by to ask questions, share concerns or ideas, or even just say hi! If these times don’t work for you, you can always reach the ASWU team by email: aswu@willamette.edu or contact Stevie using aswu-treasurer@willamette.edu.

A meeting for student leaders of other student leaders to meet, collaborate and problem-solve the challenges of their positions: 5-6pm Parents Conference

Willamette University Theatre puts an approachable spin on the climate change conversation in Bloom Bloom Pow.

ASWU Vice President Sal Chapell has office hours to provide an opportunity for students to come by to ask questions, share concerns or ideas, or even just say hi! If these times don’t work for you, you can always reach the ASWU team by email: aswu@willamette.edu or contact Sal using aswu-vp@willamette.edu.

Willamette University Theatre puts an approachable spin on the climate change conversation in Bloom Bloom Pow.

Join us for an engaging and productive ASWU Meeting! This is your chance to get involved, voice your opinions, and contribute to positive changes on our campus. ASWU Senate Meetings will be here every Thursday from 7-8pm @ Montag Den.

Willamette University Theatre puts an approachable spin on the climate change conversation in Bloom Bloom Pow.

Each spring, the Hallie Ford Museum of Art features the work of senior studio art majors at Willamette University. Characterized by a wide variety of styles and approaches, the exhibition includes work in a range of media, including drawing, painting, sculpture, photography, and installation art. This year’s exhibition opens April 19 and continues through May 17, 2025, in the Melvin Henderson-Rubio Gallery.

Each spring, the Hallie Ford Museum of Art pairs its annual senior studio art majors’ exhibition with a small solo exhibition of recent work by one of the permanent, adjunct, or visiting faculty members in the art department. The purpose of the exhibition is to demonstrate the continuing connections and relationships among student and faculty research. This year’s faculty member is Holden Head (American, born 1990), a visiting assistant professor in sculpture. His exhibition opens April 19 and continues through May 17, 2025, in the Atrium Gallery.

Willamette University Theatre puts an approachable spin on the climate change conversation in Bloom Bloom Pow.

The recital turned drag show will explore queer joy and celebration in the face of crisis through everything from contemporary musical theater to classical vocal music. It will feature numerous incredible Willamette musicians, alumni, and composers of all backgrounds and eras.

Willamette University Theatre puts an approachable spin on the climate change conversation in Bloom Bloom Pow.

Castaway E.C.S. Association, in collaboration with Climate Action Salem, is organizing another large-scale park cleanup to remove waste, restore natural spaces, and protect local ecosystems. Based on past events, volunteers can expect hands-on environmental work, including clearing trash, addressing hazardous waste, and improving public parklands. Previous cleanups have removed over 2,500 pounds of waste, including submerged shopping carts and hazardous debris.

Willamette University Theatre puts an approachable spin on the climate change conversation in Bloom Bloom Pow.

Come watch the Millstream Sailors perform all of our repertoire from the past year, and bid farewell to our graduating seniors!

Drop-in headshots on Monday, April 21 from 10 a.m.–1 p.m. with photographer Mario Gallucci

Last day to choose a roommate.

A musical journey exploring life’s varied emotions and expressions of love, madness, and joy, presented by University Concert Band, Vox, Voce, Willam8tte, and Willamette Chamber Percussion Ensemble.

Sarah Andyshak and Monika Major in the Learning Experience Design department are offering workshops on the process of exporting materials from your WISE courses.

Join Monika and Sarah for workshops on getting your material out of WISE.

A College Colloquium Faculty Workshop Open to All!

Willamette University Theatre puts an approachable spin on the climate change conversation in Bloom Bloom Pow

ReNew is a sustainable flea market featuring a variety of handmade, upcycled, reworked, and sustainably sourced goods.

The 6th Annual E. John and Cleo A. Rumpakis Lecture presents Dr. Michael B. Cosmopoulos

Homer and Archaeology: Excavations at the Mycenaean Capital of Iklaina

Willamette University Theatre puts an approachable spin on the climate change conversation in Bloom Bloom Pow.

3 hr play pass and pizza await you at Bullwinkle’s

We are SO excited to share that we are going to be hosting the first ever Collective AAPISA Night Market here at Willamette. Join us for a night of live entertainment, activities, vendors, and so much more.

This event is free and open to the WU community and the public!

Willamette University Theatre puts an approachable spin on the climate change conversation in Bloom Bloom Pow.

Willamette University Theatre puts an approachable spin on the climate change conversation in Bloom Bloom Pow.

The Willamette Master Chorus, in collaboration with the Willamette University Chamber Choir & Orchestra, presents a concert of music by, and about Ludwig van Beethoven.

Willamette University Theatre puts an approachable spin on the climate change conversation in Bloom Bloom Pow.

The Willamette Master Chorus, in collaboration with the Willamette University Chamber Choir & Orchestra, presents a concert of music by, and about Ludwig van Beethoven.

Join us for a vibrant celebration of Filipino culture and tattoos, including dinner and live music.

Sarah Andyshak and Monika Major in the Learning Experience Design department are offering workshops on the process of exporting materials from your WISE courses.

Join Monika and Sarah for workshops on getting your material out of WISE.

Sarah Andyshak and Monika Major in the Learning Experience Design department are offering workshops on the process of exporting materials from your WISE courses.

Join us in the North Park Blocks for exhibition openings, live music, refreshments and performances!

Join Headband for the culmination of their year’s work! Get ready to hear every piece your favorite Willamette tenor/bass a cappella group has done this era, say goodbye to their seniors, and enjoy some guest performances from other collegiate aca-buddies.

All are welcome to this free event. Light refreshments following the concert.

New Student Housing Applications Due