The award recognizes a career defined by student-focused scholarship and builds on Pike’s thirty years of research using ...

Willamette University is “a leader in hands-on educational experiences.” That’s according to Forbes, which again named Willamette to its “America’s Top Colleges” list. The list recognizes universities ...

In Akilah Deernose’s BA’04 college application essay, she thought about how the Willamette motto — Not unto ourselves alone are we born — aligned with her identity as a high schooler coping with the ...

Willamette University is announcing that Portland Community College is the newest partner in its Bearcat Pathway, a transfer ...

The bucolic property offers unique experiences in sustainable agriculture, forestry, and native plant conservation.

At the center of Salem’s art community is one of the region’s leading art museums — the Hallie Ford Museum of Art (HFMA). As an art museum on a liberal arts campus, the HFMA brings together art, ...

Willamette University’s Pacific Northwest College of Art is reimagining arts education with a revised general education curriculum. Designed to equip emerging artists and designers with the tools to ...

Willamette University ranks first in the Northwest and No. 86 nationally among Best Value Schools in its first-ever appearance in U.S. News & World Report’s National University category, according to ...

Whether it’s taking on research for the first time, balancing golf practice with multiple internships, or collaborating on a major creative project, Willamette University students never seem to stand ...

In discussing his success, Jeremiah James BA’18, MBA’19 immediately gives his mom a shoutout for introducing him to Willamette University. A local kid from Salem, James says his mom was very fond of ...

Willamette University will lead a multi-institution, five-year, $2 million National Science Foundation grant to transform how software engineering is taught. Lucas Cordova, Associate Professor of ...

A tuition-free education at Willamette University will be available for Oregon students from families with an annual adjusted gross income of $80,000 or less, beginning in the 2027-28 academic year.