What better way to celebrate women’s history month than by celebrating women writers? Corrie Williamson, a Montana-based poet, visited Linfield via Zoom to share her most recent collection with Professor...

As I sank down into my apartment's couch with my right hand full of Cheez-Its and La Croix in my left, I found myself ready to dive into the Britney Spears drama that Hulu is now home to. However, I did...

Saturday, Feb. 27 To answer your question, yes, I am the squirrel you’ve been hearing all about. That one who hit up multiple squirrels around campus last week. I really thought I had my bases covered....

As personal and objective as fashion can be, it’s also cyclical and recycles the same trends every couple of decades. Fashion often stems from ideals rooted in a particular culture. In honor of Black...

Covid has made it difficult to socialize with others due to lockdown and safety reasons. This made recent holidays such as Valentine’s day pretty lonely and different for many people. Some of you might...

Sports are starting up again at Linfield, but COVID-19 restrictions prevent fans from attending games. For all the sports lovers out there, we know you miss watching live sports. For now, the best we can...

Saturday, Feb. 13 It’s getting late. If I were home my parents would kill me for being out this close to curfew. I guess there’s perks of living on a college campus: no parents and no curfew.  I’m...

Now from the top, make it drop… Yep, that’s right, we’re talking TikTok. The app everyone said they would never download, but ended up doing it anyway. Although TikTok has taken up way too much of...

Linfield University students have been stressed this year—for a variety of reasons. Exams, essays, and presentations galore, not to mention the pandemic, have most university students feeling isolated...

Mwende Katwiwa, better known as their stage name FreeQuency, spoke in January to Linfield University students. It was epic. Katwiwa is a Kenyan, immigrant, and queer womxn storyteller. On Friday, January...

I would be lying to myself if I didn’t say it's entirely technology’s fault that I have a horrible case of tech-neck. Do you see that picture? That’s me. I’m a squirrel and it’s my “z” shaped...

Wake up, Zoom class, break, Zoom class, Zoom class, online homework, type up an article, Zoom meeting, Facetime my family, go to sleep, repeat. The COVID-19 pandemic has pushed many normal activities...