Alumnus touts benefits of SCRP Evan Larson '02 credits his achievements in scientific research to his start at Willamette.

Willamette Academy: "Believe in Me" fundraiser On March 15, Willamette Academy is hosting "Believe in Me," a fundraiser to celebrate its students' successes.

Finding common ground Andrew Sullivan discusses being a homosexual, Christian conservative at the Atkinson Lecture Series.

WU professor lectures in the Philippines Atkinson professor Elliot Maltz received a Fulbright to teach marketing topics for three weeks.

Lecture: Artist Michael C. Spafford Michael C. Spafford to discuss his career and artistic influences April 12

Lecture: The State of Hate in America Mark Potok explains why the radical right has grown at free talk.

U.S. Rep. Earl Blumenauer visits Law School The congressman took questions from students and faculty about redistricting and spending cuts.

Willamette Singers to perform in Dallas WU's jazz ensemble is one of two college ensembles to perform at the ACDA convention on March 15.

WU professor earns NSF grant With the funds, Stasinos Stavrianeas will work to transform biology education.

Students attend national conferences The students are sharing their data on criminology, a college bridge program and immigration policy.

Poetry and American culture collide in new book A Willamette professor's book is nominated for a National Book Critics Circle Award.

Social Pow wow Willamette University's student Native American Enlightenment Association (NAEA) presents its Eleventh Annual Social Pow wow on March 9.

Musical: "The Secret Garden" Family relationships explored in "The Secret Garden"

Dempsey Lecture boasts full house More than 1,000 people flocked to Willamette to hear Joel Salatin share his views on local food.

Poetry Reading: Paulann Petersen Oregon Poet Laureate Paulann Petersen will read selections from her recent work on March 13 as part of the Hallie Ford Literary Series.

Peace Corps recognizes Willamette The university ranks among the top small schools for number of alumni volunteers.

TIUA class arrives from Japan Willamette welcomes 121 students who will spend the next year living and studying in Salem.

Beseda is named vice president Michael Beseda is selected to lead university enrollment and communications.

One voice can make a difference A play about Native American mascots shows Willamette students that they have the power to make change.

Lecture: Photography and Race As part of the Hogue-Sponenburgh Art Lecture Series, contemporary artist Myra Greene will explore photography’s depiction of race.

WU student shares research Jay Howard '14 will present his work on molecular motor myosin at the Biophysical Society meeting in Philadelphia.