The importance of voting as a college studentAs midterm elections abroach this November, everyone must make a choice. Even if you wave your right to choose between candidates, by not voting, you are ...

A Bearcat guide to the election and voter registrationOregon is in full election season for 2026! Races for the Senate, House ...

Across Willamette’s campus, a culture of civic engagement—actions that individuals or groups take to address the concerns and well-being of their communities—drives students to step up, get involved ...

Starting this semester, two new interdisciplinary minors are introduced at the Salem campus, combining engineering and ethics surrounding artificial intelligence. These minors include engineering AI, ...

Willamette University football ended a 12 game losing streak against Pacific University on their Sept. 12 away game, ...

Note: Alexander Berry is a senator on ASWUWillamette University announced a change to the school’s printing policies ahead of the fall semester, implementing a paid printing policy for Willamette ...

Bistro collaboration with Bon Appetit includes promise to relieve future deficitsThis year, the Bistro implemented a number ...

This information was provided by ASWU Vice President Erica Stotts and compiled by Alma Snortum-Phelps, publication editor for The Collegian. Here are the candidates for the Fall 2026 ASWU Senate ...

Around 20 minutes after Goudy opened for lunch on Tuesday, a small kitchen fire caused patrons and staff to evacuate from the building. The Salem fire department was quickly on scene, bringing two ...

This summer, two horror movies directed by Gen Z creatives who both got their start on YouTube were released. Many people thoroughly enjoyed both of these movies, based on their impressive box office ...

I never expected to feel maternal toward a rock, yet here we are. “Project Hail Mary” follows scientist and junior high teacher Ryland Grace through space as he searches for a solution to save Earth.

After almost a year since its implementation into educational systems around the country, the United States Department of Education’s February 2025 “Dear Colleague” letter has been repealed by the ...