Halloween is almost here, and that means it’s time for costume shopping! Finding the perfect costume can be a blast, but for those who are looking to stand out, there can be a fine line between a unique...

Editors Note: The Linfield Review published a series of stories addressing sexual assault on the Linfield campus. These stories were investigated over a six-month period in the 2019-2020 school year by...

Look, I’m not here to throw a pity party for myself—but this semester is HARD.  I’ve held myself to high standards my entire academic career. College was my aspiration, my dream, my golden gates...

For generation after generation of Americans, Christopher Columbus has been revered as a wonderful adventurer who discovered America, made peace with the Indigenous people and brought prosperity to Europeans...

Selfishly, I hoped the Kardashians would continue to film their show forever. I may not have tuned into E! Network when the show premiered weekly, but it was always nice to have my guilty pleasure show...

I understand how vital it is to follow safety precautions in order for our campus to stay open, and I appreciate Linfield’s efforts to keep its students safe and healthy. However, in light of Linfield’s...

When TikTok became popular, it was the bane of my existence. Every single day I was bombarded by the TikTok audio that was most popular at the time. I refused to download the app. I wouldn’t allow...

With another day comes another devastating reminder of the unadulterated racism sewn into the fabric of this country, as many people protest the death of (yet another) unarmed black man, George Floyd,...

Dear Faculty Colleagues, Thank you for your statement of support to Linfield students, a unified message sends a strong signal to our structurally and systematically marginalized students during a time...

Dear Linfield Students, George Floyd’s murder in Minneapolis is the most recent in a long line of unarmed Black casualties in the racist perpetuation of white privilege and power. If it was not clearly...

My grandfather taught me the importance of knowing when to stop talking, so I could actively listen and observe. That way, when it was time to talk I had facts at my disposal and fully formed points to...