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Book of Glee and living organization songs, published by the Associated Students of Willamette University. The front cover was designed by Pat Pomerlo and songs were compiled by Sheila Schuerman '54.

Compilation of poetry and prose written by members of Coffee House. Coffee House was a literary club organized in 1927, named for informal gatherings of "literatti and intelligencia."

This series contains the student newspaper, the Willamette Collegian, and its style guides. First published in 1875, The Collegian is a weekly publication documenting student life, activities, athletics and ideologies. As noted in many issues, "the faculty of Willamette is not responsible for the contents of the Collegian." During the spring semester of the 2019-2020 school year The Collegian moved to an online-only format with rolling publication due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Compilation of prose and poetry in two issues.

Annual publication of Sigma Tau, Willamette's first fraternity. Sigma Tau was organized in 1919, and joined the national chapter, Sigma Chi, in 1946. The Complex was a member publication highlighting annual events.

The Dream Sequence was a comic strip newsletter that began publication in 2004. It was distributed on campus with The Collegian, authored by pseudonym Christian Dunn.

Publication of Willamette UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization). UNESCO was organized at Willamette in October 1949 by senior Lowell Miller. In 1951, Joyce Edgell '53 headed the project to create a literary magazine featuring works by Willamette students. Known publications include spring, 1951 and spring, 1952.

The Gypsy Scholar was the title publication for the Journal of Undergraduate Scholarship (JUS).

Haseldorf is one of Willamette Universities residential apartments. Student Residential Life staff, in charge of Haseldorf created this newsletter for their community members. The newsletter highlights events happening for the Hasledorf community, and successes of fellow students.

The Hornet began in December 1935 as a weekly news sheet with events of the Educational Temple of the Methodist church.