In Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s new documentary, “You Can See Everything,” the question the film asks is whether you really can. The filmmakers start by peeling back the layers of the onion ...

Is Willamette University haunted?Since the 1920s, Collegian journalists have reported on purportedly haunted spaces on campus, but none have gone “boots on the ground” to tell the tale. I decided to ...

On an early October day, the typically quiet Martha Springer Botanical Garden was transformed into a place of education and ...

The experience of being an international student is equally filled with doubts and certainties. When asked “how would you ...

A time-honored Halloween tradition is watching scary movies, especially with friends or family. Many horror movies are a dime a dozen, since they have relatively low budgets and high revenue, but a ...

Women’s soccer 2026-27 season is starting off with a lead, as the Willamette Women’s Soccer team is coming into their ...

Willamette Emergency Medical Services (WEMS) is transitioning from an official emergency medical response agency into a ...

Founded in 2018, the Students Organizing for Access to Resources (SOAR) Center served as a volunteer-run location for ...

For the upcoming spring 2027 semester, Willamette administration has decided to temporarily discontinue fitness classes (colloquially known as FITS). While the cut comes from budget concerns, FITS ...

Generative AI is rapidly changing our society in ways we can’t fully understand. Young and old people alike are becoming increasingly dependent on an unreliable and ethically questionable technology.

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, ...

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 ...