Willamette University News

Kathleen Dean Moore, distinguished professor of philosophy and university writer laureate at Oregon State University, will give two talks at Willamette University this week.

Lois Stark has revived community interest in public access to the pedestrian bridge across 12th Street SE.

For the past six years, Sofia Schwarz has helped keep one of Salem's gems shining.

Willamette University will host a conference Friday, Nov. 6, where U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission officials will speak about recent developments in securities regulation.

Willamette University will host a conference Friday, Nov. 6, where U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission officials will speak about recent developments in securities regulation.

Jeff VanderMeer must pack more into 24 hours than most people do. The Tallahassee, Fla., author has written 13 books, including the best-selling 'City of Saints & Madmen.' He has edited or co-edited a dozen anthologies and contributed articles to the New York Times Book Review, Washington Post Book World and the Amazon blog Omnivoracious, among ...

Our reader's choice is a good example of the global scope of some Asian startups: Carlos Moncayo, 28, grew up in Ecuador, went to law school in the U.S., and studied Mandarin in China before starting his company.

Atop the E.S. Collins Science Center at Willamette University is evidence of the next do-it-yourself boom.

A ban against chickens in residential zones has ruffled some feathers with a determined group of Salem city dwellers.

I applaud Willamette University on its successful fundraising campaign. It seems the university is able to raise money even in the worst of times.

Thank you Statesman Journal, Willamette University and community businesses such as Morrow Equipment Co.

Cristina Lopez, coordinator of the Los Angeles-based Binational Front of Indigenous Organizations will speak at Willamette University on Thursday, Oct.29. Lopez's talk will focus on the connection between Oregon and the Mexican state of Oaxaca, the Impact of immigration on families, and migration patterns from Mexico to the United States, including ...

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The line for dinner didn't let up for more than an hour earlier this month as students, parents and staffers celebrated the new school year at McKinley Elementary School with a meal together.

Gov. Ted Kulongoski will introduce and welcome labor rights leader Dolores Huerta to Salem during the 20th annual Salem Peace Lecture at Willamette University on Wednesday, Oct.

The intelligence of crows and their kin is the topic at the chapter meeting Oct.

A Halloween mask picturing a little green man with a bushy mustache sold as an "Illegal alien" is sparking outrage among some Willamette University students, and stores that carry the mask in Oregon are pulling it from the shelf.

Behzod Sirjani had waited patiently for his turn to ask a question. When he finally got the chance, he didn't mince words.

A Halloween mask is sparking outrage among some Willamette University students. The students say they first saw a mask they say is depicting an illegal immigrant.

Police are looking for a man who stole a surveillance camera while being filmed by another surveillance camera right next to the one that was stolen.