Select November media clips Stories from the news.

Big Box Environmental Governance Professor Peter Dauvergn, director of the Liu Institute for Global Issues, will discuss environmental programs from big box stores.

Music professor's CD sales to support scholarships Hekun Wu performs Bach solos for cello.

Blog spreads global perspective Willamette World News allows international students to share news and other insights from their home countries.

Climate Change in Southern Egypt Professor Kathleen Nicoll from the University of Utah will discuss her research on climate change in Saharan North Africa.

Alumnus appears on “Glee” John West ’73, a professional musician in Hollywood, sang in a recent episode of the popular TV show.

Electric Bass Master Class Electric bassist John Pounds will conduct a free master class Dec. 2.

MBA students start Net Impact chapter The international organization allows students to serve the community while learning management skills.

Hallie Ford Museum of Art closed for Thanksgiving holiday In observance of Thanksgiving, the Hallie Ford Museum of Art will close on Wednesday, Nov. 24 at 3 p.m. and re-open on Saturday, Nov. 27 at 10 a.m.

Poet laureate visits Willamette A packed house in Hudson Hall heard Billy Collins read his work and offer insight into the poetic world.

Alumna nominated to be U.S. attorney President Barack Obama nominated Amanda Marshall JD’95 to serve as Oregon's top federal prosecutor.

Star Trees Lighting On Dec. 4, Willamette University invites the community to the 14th Annual Star Trees Lighting Ceremony.

Francis Celentano: Form and Color A major 45-year retrospective exhibition of Celentano’s work opens Nov. 20, 2010 and continues through Jan. 16, 2011.

Alumna publishes eco-friendly guide A new book by Joy Hatch MAT’97 educates on how to raise children in an eco-friendly atmosphere.

Technological Innovation in Imperial Rome A lecture by Lynne Lancaster from Ohio University will address the relationship between ancient building technologies and Roman society.

Former prof joins Oregon Arts Commission The governor appointed Roger Hull to help establish policies for public support of the arts.

Beethoven Sonata Cycle A concert at Willamette by three renowned musicians will explore Beethoven’s sonatas.

Alumnus honored for classroom excellence Jason Niedermeyer ’01, MAT’05 earned an award for his innovative style in teaching evolution.

Jazz Night A free concert on Nov. 19 will feature guest artist Dan Gailey along with the Willamette Jazz Collective, the Willamette Singers and the Walker Quintet.

University Chamber Orchestra The orchestra’s fall concert on Nov. 18 will feature music by Beethoven, Bach and Estonian composer Heino Eller.

Wind Ensemble Concert The free concert on Nov. 23 will feature music from and written about Mexico.

Fall Faculty Music Recital Pianist Jean-David Coen and cellist Hekun Wu will give a free performance Dec. 1 of works by Chopin and Rachmaninoff.

A Victorian Christmas with John Doan A holiday tradition in its 24th season, this concert will feature John Doan re-enacting what Christmas might have been like a century ago.

Christmas in Hudson Hall Willamette Music presents this annual Christmas performance on Dec. 9 and 10.

Career event inspires students Willamette alumni gave students some food for thought regarding how to turn their majors into careers.

WU alumni recognized for business A family of Willamette graduates was honored for success in their public relations company.

Beckettshorts Theatre features Samuel Beckett short plays

Poet laureate Billy Collins The free event is open to the public and will be followed by a book signing.

NY Times journalist visits WU David Rohde, who was once held captive by the Taliban, shared his story and insights into the Afghanistan war.

Carson Scholars present projects A group of undergraduates recently shared the results of their summer research.