Select September media clippings Stories from the news and web.

Georges Rouault: Miserere et Guerre The Hallie Ford Museum of Art features the French fauve and expressionist painter and printmaker.

Theatre: SMASH Theatre presents “SMASH,” Jeffrey Hatcher’s adaptation of George Bernard Shaw’s novel “An Unsocial Socialist.”

Small school produces big results Willamette's MBA program is among Forbes' and Aspen Institute's best business schools.

U Think: Squirrels and Citizen Science Biology's David Craig will discuss the Western Gray Squirrel and how you can contribute to scientific research.

MBA for Professionals celebrates five years Graduates come from all sectors and industries, representing 150 different organizations.

NSF funds powerful imaging equipment Scientists collaborate with students to purchase a laser scanning confocal microscope.

U.S. News ranks Willamette among 2012's “Best Colleges” The university's co-curricular activities, study abroad opportunities and focus on sustainability are highlighted.

Panhellenic Council earns national award Willamette's council is one of 15 nationally to receive the Biennial Progress Award.

Washington Monthly and Newsweek/The Daily Beast rankings reward service Civic engagement propels the university into Washington Monthly's top 30 liberal arts colleges.

Timeless Renaissance: Reception, lecture and symposium In conjunction with the Hallie Ford Museum of Art's exhibition, art history professor Ricardo De Mambro Santos will

McGaughy Lecture: Karen King Harvard Divinity School's Karen King will examine early Christian perspectives about spirituality in the midst of violence.

The Cleveland Duo & James Umble The Distinguished Artists Series presents the Grammy-nominated trio on Sept. 20 at 7:30 p.m.