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The RAM closes its doors after 52 years of service
The long-beloved Salem restaurant and brewery, the RAM, known for its warm, American pub food and lively Pint Nights has been closed since June 18, 2024, leaving a vacant building in its wake. Located a crosswalk away from Willamette University’s soccer field, the RAM had welcomed generations of university students and faculty, along with long-time regulars, new visitors and local Salem ...
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Decline of undergraduate enrollment results in cuts to student and ...
Oct 29, 2024 · The Willamette community has looked a little different this year, not because of a fancy relocation or new athletic field, but due to budget cuts. Willamette cut approximately $2 million from the budget this year, according to Vice President of Student Affairs Lisa Landreman. This was done because of a “downward pressure of enrollment,” according to Daniel Valles, the vice president for ...
Willamette Welcomes Largest Class in 7 Years - Willamette Collegian
Sep 23, 2022 · Chrissy EwaldManaging Editor“I walk on campus now and there's a lot more energy. There's a lot more life.” Ben Royer (‘24) has been a student ambassador at Willamette’s Office of Admission since Spring 2022, a time period of renewed activity and possibility for the office and its employees. The Office of Admission, always busy, is now adapting to a new stage of the pandemic, one in ...
The Times, They are A-Changing - Willamette Collegian
Mar 21, 2023 · Ned MartinStaff writerWillamette boasts it is the oldest school in the west, but what was it like back in the day? Leslie Hopper(1970) took the time out of her day for an interview with The Collegian. Today, Willamette is largely considered a safe space where people are encouraged to step out of their comfort zone within a tight-knit community. In the 60s, however, Willamette’s Methodist ...
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