On Tuesday, former Gov. Mark Hatfield would have turned 100. In celebration, the Mark O. Hatfield Library at Willamette University, which houses Hatfield’s papers, officially opened them to the ...

Phone and wireless outage in the library on the morning of Wednesday, March 9. Work to upgrade the network in the library will lead to outages to phone and wireless network access in much of the ...

Willamette University student protesters voluntarily left the Mark O. Hatfield Library building Tuesday evening, saying they planned to re-organize in the fall. About 50 Willamette students first ...

The Mark O. Hatfield Library is the intellectual heart of Willamette’s Salem campus. It serves as a space for exploration, critical thinking, and community engagement, offering a vast collection of ...

Willamette University student protesters voluntarily left the Mark O. Hatfield Library building Tuesday evening, saying they planned to re-organize in the fall. About 50 Willamette students first ...

Etulain also is the author of “Mark O. Hatfield: Oregon Statesman,” the first biography since the former Oregon governor and senator died in 2011 at the age of 89.

PORTLAND, Ore. — As a 23-year-old Navy officer in 1945, Mark Hatfield was among the first American servicemen to personally see the destruction wrought upon Hiroshima by an atomic bomb. It was ...

The centennial celebration of Republican U.S. Sen. Mark O. Hatfield’s birth provides a cautionary tale for Oregonians. Hatfield, who also served Oregon as a state legislator, secretary of state ...

But, the latest biography of Hatfield— Mark O. Hatfield: Oregon Statesman (University of Oklahoma Press, 232 pages)—doesn’t do that. Instead we find an incomplete portrait of the politician.