This spring, Willamette University’s independent student publication nearly doubled the number of ONPA awards it received ...

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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.

Disclaimer: The Devil’s Advocate is a satirical column that does not reflect the views or opinions of The Collegian. I want to start a DND campaign, how do I get my friends on board? - Dm ...

This information was provided by ASWU Director of Communications Katelyn Beissel Rosales and compiled by Alma Snortum-Phelps, publication editor for The Collegian. Here are the candidates for the ...

As Willamette’s Dramatic Vocal Arts program was gearing up to perform “The Breasts of Tirésias,” actor Timothée Chalamet ignited an online firestorm after claiming that “no one cares” about opera or ...

Salem’s Saturday Market was bustling on March 21, with crowds alternating between the market and Cherry Blossom Day at the Capitol, which happened to coincide. The weather was pleasant under a ...

Welcome back, Bearcat Fan! I sincerely hope spring break has left all NARPs and non-in-season athletes feeling refreshed and well-rested, as the same likely cannot be said for all of our spring sport ...

As The Collegian begins to transition into the summer and fall terms, we want to learn more about which parts of our news service are most important to our readers. If you have a minute, please fill ...

Hello, Bearcat Fan! It was a rough weekend in Bearcat sports, but as the sun comes out and spring break approaches rapidly, there is hope yet for a rebound for our glorious Willamette athletics. Maybe ...

When one ventures into the digital realm, they are putting themselves in danger of hearing the opinions of trolls, undisclosed advertisers, AI bots, Matt Walsh and children. No one’s safe. Not on ...

As of 2024, 54% of U.S. adults have a literacy rate below the sixth-grade level, and film director Emerald Fennell has demonstrated the scope of the issue with her recent adaptation of “Wuthering ...