Magazine.
Spring 2024
TOPICS: AI, Computer Science, Courses, Data Science, Ethics, Human Resources, Humanities, Policy, Research, Sociology, Technology, Alumni, Arts, College of Arts & Sciences, Environment, Film, Food, Public Health, Sustainability, Theatre, Art History, Campus, Hallie Ford Museum of Art, Places, Facilities, Faculty, Giving, Academics, Politics, Psychology, Business, Economics, Entrepreneurship, Finance, International, Leadership, Profile, Essay, Books, Fiction, Diversions, Gender, History, Philosophy, Science, Advocacy, Industry
We asked faculty members across the university.
Real conversation is beautiful, necessary, and within our reach. And learning to hear all sides is one of the most important skills each of us can develop.
“This is good business. This is not a nice-to-have. This is a must-have.”
You’ve probably thought about how you heat your home. But have you thought about how Willamette heats its buildings?
Few people know what to say after someone dies. But it turns out that finding the right words is not what matters.
To bolster our forests, we need to listen, experiment, balance, and adapt.
Whether Artificial Intelligence helps or harms our lives will depend on the people behind the tech. Willamette is staking out ground as a leader in producing computer and data...
To reach people fishing for their meals, a government agency
turned to an unlikely partner.
The town in Oregon was named Pierce at first. But 150 years ago, Pierce was pronounced purse and then some heard peace in purse. By the time it was...
