The leaves have fallen, the wind is chilly, and college students across the country are gearing up to go home or visit loved ones for Thanksgiving...
Former Linfield University Board of Trustees member, David Jubb, pleaded “no contest” to two charges of sexual harassment in Yamhill County Circuit Court on Thursday, according to court records. A plea of no contest means the defendant does not admit guilt for the alleged crime, but will accept the conviction.
In an email sent on Friday, Oct. 22, the Associated Students of Linfield University (ASLU) announced their alternative option for the online Title IX training. This new, in-person program will take place Nov. 10 at 4:05 p.m. and 6:30 p.m.
“It is a celebration of unity, to show all parts of identity as Hispanic/LatinX, and to show that we matter and that we belong in this country and the world. This event represents my pride of being Hispanic” said Linfield University sophomore Ivan Galicia Sixto.
Linfield University’s decision to require all students to complete sexual misconduct awareness training by Oct. 1 has caused a stir on campus. Many students have said they oppose the course itself due to its content. In response, the Associated Students of Linfield University (ASLU) proposed alternative ways to complete the requirement.
On Tuesday, Linfield University announced that the chair of its Board of Trustees, David Baca, would be stepping down. Vice Chair Kerry Carmody will serve as an interim chair starting October 1, according to an email sent to Linfield community members by Allison Xavier on behalf of the board.
In response to new Title IX regulations from the U.S. Department of Education, Linfield University is requiring all on-campus students, from both the McMinnville and Portland campuses, to complete online sexual misconduct prevention training by October 1.
Starting Wednesday morning, Linfield University’s indoor athletic facilities are closed for recreational use due to a lack of compliance with indoor mask mandates.
Doug Hire, senior associate athletic director at Linfield, announced Tuesday that...
Returning Linfield University students may notice the blue emergency call towers are no longer on the McMinnville campus. New students have never known their existence. But—what did they even do?