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Select May media clips Stories from the news and web.

Literacy Leadership Conference Graduate School of Education to host conference from June 18-19.

Professor wins science award Physics professor David Altman earned a grant to support undergraduate research assistants.

Service through teaching Seven seniors join the growing ranks of Willamette students accepted into Teach for America.

Willamette scholars rack up honors Nine students and alumni earned ten national scholarships this spring for their academic accomplishments.

Presenting employees of the year Reyna Meyers and Stephanie Nixon are named employees of the year.

Professor discusses enemies The New York Times covers Melissa Witkow's work in “Can an Enemy Be a Child’s Friend?”

Willamette Academy graduation The college access program for underrepresented students will celebrate its fourth graduating class May 27.

Willamette celebrates commencement The university honored the undergraduate and graduate students in the Class of 2010 with four ceremonies.

Grant sends student to Senegal Shannon Satterwhite ’10 will research health care in Africa through a National Science Foundation grant.

Art by the Park workshop July 13-16 workshop will comprise a selection of art classes taught by Willamette faculty and select community artists.

Professor earns fellowship Lynn Makau won an award from the American Association of University Women to help her complete a book project.

Alumnus wins two research grants Ivo Dimitrov ’08 will study and conduct research in Bulgaria and Spain through two notable awards.

Grounds managed organically Willamette has earned accreditation from Oregon Tilth for using sustainable landscaping practices.

Professor to serve as Cultural Envoy in Namibia Andries Fourie to teach Namibian arts extension officers this summer.

Student named Goldwater Scholar Charlotte Osborne ’11 earned a prestigious scholarship for students pursuing science or mathematics careers.

Oregon Symphony classical concert The symphony and violinist Elina Vähälä will perform Mahler’s “The Titan” on May 25.