Willamette among Princeton Review’s top colleges
02.05.2019 | Adam TorgersonWillamette University is named one of the nation's top colleges in Princeton Review's guidebook. Recognized for cocurricular opportunities and career support.
Willamette University is named one of the nation's top colleges in Princeton Review's guidebook. Recognized for cocurricular opportunities and career support.
Warm greetings and a flurry of activity ushered in the 30th anniversary of the American Studies Program.
Lisensky, 90, served the university from 1973–80 and focused on sustainability and campus growth.
Willamette Law grad AJ Alley JD’13 founded A-Squared Bikes, providing affordable options for triathletes. Legal training guides his business strategy.
Patti Whitcomb catches up with Brandon Nash, MBA’12.
Recent cancellation of theatre productions sparks student discussion at Willamette University. Learn about the alternative programming being developed.
Sophia Anderson '19 champions cybersecurity education co-founding the Student Cyber Security League to prepare Willamette University students for future careers
The new degree programs will launch in the fall.
Willamette University's women's lacrosse team makes its season debut on Feb. 24 at 1 p.m. against Johnson & Wales University Denver at Sparks Field.
Former Oregonian editorial writer mentors newspaper staff.
“Before returning to school, I worked for a Willamette MBA graduate. One of my professional mentors is a Willamette MBA graduate. At Career Close-up, a number of the companies were represented by Willamette MBA alumni.”
Willamette's Global Day of Service on March 9 unites students and alumni worldwide in community service projects, embodying the university's motto.
Oregon Angel Partners aims to invest in the development of entrepreneurship in Oregon while actively engaging and educating new and seasoned investors.
Faculty from all three colleges recognized for teaching excellence, scholarly accomplishment.
Alumni and faculty discuss the technology behind cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and how digital economies may be quietly revolutionizing the business world.
President Thorsett responds to the United Methodist Church’s decision not to embrace full inclusion of LGBTQ members and leaders.
Portland-based performer Mary Mac to present seminar on rarely-seen world of voice artistry, and vocal and dialect coaching.