Select September media clips Stories from the news.

Law alumna recognized Elizabeth Martin JD’82, a judge in Pierce County, Wash., will receive a notable award for her work mentoring women lawyers.

Reunion Weekend Willamette alumni came back to campus in record numbers to remember and celebrate their alma mater.

Global Climate Change: Options & Next Steps M. C. Mehta, one of the world’s foremost environmental attorneys, visits campus Oct. 7.

Law school ranks as a “Best Value” Willamette College of Law is named one of the nation’s best values based on alumni bar passage and employment.

Alumna honored for enterprises Dani Cone ’98, who started coffee and pie-making businesses, is one of the Puget Sound area’s 40 Under 40.

Aquitania Join Willamette Theatre in the newly renovated Playhouse Oct. 6-16.

Atkinson Lecture: David Rohde Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter David Rohde will discuss the Afghan war and the story of his captivity and escape from the Taliban.

Mortar Board receives national honor The Cap & Gown chapter at Willamette was honored for high chapter standards.

Students named Gilman Scholars Jill Schneeman ’12 and Hanna Connett ’11 have earned national scholarships to study abroad.

Willamette Academy holds Golden Leaf Event All proceeds support access programs for underrepresented youth.

Willamette Theatre announces 2010-2011 schedule From dancing to Death of a Salesman, don't miss this year's productions in the newly renovated playhouse.

Internship and Volunteer Fair A diverse group of organizations invited students to discover service and job training options — and get a jump start on careers.

Event showcases student activities Willamette organizations offer students a path towards positive social and academic experiences.

Crow's Shadow Institute Biennial The exhibition includes a selection of recent, contemporary prints by Native American artists from throughout the United States.

'Is Art Worth a Life?' Multimedia lecture recounts Allied officers’ work to save artistic treasures

'Rape of Europa' Museum presents documentary film about struggle to protect art during World War II.

Museum holds teacher workshop and gallery talks for "Critical Messages" exhibit Visit Tuesdays from 12:30-1 p.m. for gallery talks through Nov. 2, 2010.

Alumna earns competitive fellowship Mariah Mayfield ’07 won an award from the EPA to support her graduate studies in fisheries management.

President Pelton announces his final year Pelton will become president at Emerson College July 2011.

Environment 4.0: The Next 40 Years Bill Dietrich, an assistant professor of environmental studies at Western Washington University and a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, will discuss major environmental issues facing the Northwest.

Alumna named Javits Fellow Rebecca Scofield ’08 earned a major national scholarship to help her complete her graduate work on East Asian culture.