23rd Annual Lu‘au Photo Gallery Fire dancing, traditional Hawaiian food and student dancers were among the highlights of the event.

Student-run lu‘au dazzles community The colorful demonstration of Hawaiian culture featured fire, food and dance.

U Think: Shapes On May 9 at 6:30 p.m., Willamette University’s U Think series features Chad Giusti, visiting professor of mathematics, who will present “A Shapely Pattern.”

Campus community honors its own Leadership, service and personal achievements are recognized at an awards ceremony.

Willamette freshman wins coveted scholarship Aid and internships offered through the Kemper Scholars Program promote business savvy.

Law professor named Fulbright Scholar W. Warren Binford will advocate for children's rights in South Africa.

Pulitzer Prize winning columnist visits Willamette Nick Kristof speaks out against the oppression of women.

Grant supports sustainability and Asian studies The award to Willamette expands learning opportunities on campus and abroad.

Festival: Wulapalooza Student-led event features mud wrestling, art and music.

C-SPAN's digital bus visits Willamette The network's technology is probed by passersby on April 10.

WEMS marks 15th anniversary on campus Alumni reveal how the student program helped shape their medical careers.

U Think: Geoarchaeology Professor Scott Pike discusses the Parthenon and ancient greek socio-economic systems.

Lu'au: "Surrounded in Love" Dances representing numerous cultures will be showcased during the April 28 event.

Two students earn NSF graduate fellowships Tyler Starr ’12 and Kaeli Swift ’09 will get paid to continue their science research in graduate school.

Art: "Reading the Terrain" Professor Andries Fourie shares his experiences in Namibia through a new exhibit.

Commencement ceremonies feature leading voices Willamette University will bestow honorary degrees upon three prominent people at the College of Liberal Arts commencement

Prestigious scholarship awards announced Two Willamette students earn Udall awards for helping to better their community.

Lecture: Nick Kristof Two-time Pulitzer prize-winning New York Times columnist to speak at Willamette University April 23.

Lecture: "Short Lives and Forgotten Deaths" Anthropologist Maria Liston discusses the discovery of baby skeletal remains in Agora.