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The Linfield Review

The student news site of Linfield University

The Linfield Review

The student news site of Linfield University

The Linfield Review

Campus emergency phones: where did they go?
Campus emergency phones: where did they go?
Peyton Leifeste, Staff Writer • January 8, 2025

To improve campus safety and make students feel secure, Linfield Public Safety (LPS) installed emergency phones around campus that students could...

2025 brings many things for Linfield, including a new printer
2025 brings many things for Linfield, including a new printer
Kenneth McMillen, Staff Writer • January 8, 2025

Printing at Linfield has been a bit lacking. As it stands, the only printer that students can use for free is located at the library, which is...

What happened to Linfield’s Bike Co-Op?
What happened to Linfield’s Bike Co-Op?
Peyton Leifeste, Staff Writer • December 22, 2024

Ever wondered what the abandoned building across from Campbell Hall was for? Along with the Outdoor Recreation Program, it was home to Linfield’s...

EMS Dissolved: ITS and Event Services grapple with new responsibilities amongst budget cuts
EMS Dissolved: ITS and Event Services grapple with new responsibilities amongst budget cuts
Alyssa Catalani, Staff Writer • December 3, 2024

Recent budget cuts led to the dissolution of Education Media Services (EMS), with its responsibilities now divided between Information Technology...

Clearing up campus bunny rumors
Clearing up campus bunny rumors
David Monfort, Staff Writer • November 19, 2024

Linfield’s resident bunny population has noticeably grown over the past few years, with both students and staff taking a liking to their new...

A portrait of current Linfield University interim president, Becky Johnson.
Search for a new university president continues
Kenny McMillen, Staff Writer • November 13, 2024

Last November, Linfield president Dr. Miles K. Davis resigned from the position, citing family obligations. Since then, the Linfield Board of...

A portrait of Anthony Jack.
Anthony Jack believes in more than just equal access, he believes you should too
Katherine Perry, Staff Writer • November 12, 2024

Anthony Jack, the accomplished author of “Doubly Disadvantaged,” “Privileged Poor,” and “Class Dismissed,” visited Linfield University...

Voter outlook on campus
Voter outlook on campus
Katherine Perry, Staff Writer • November 4, 2024

The presidential election on November 5 is drawing near, and there are a variety of perspectives on campus concerning the two main candidates....

Nicholson Library and Ford Hall recover from major flooding
Nicholson Library and Ford Hall recover from major flooding
Alyssa Catalani, Staff Writer • October 22, 2024

This summer, the campus experienced a major disruption when a significant flood impacted both the Nicholson Library and Ford Hall. The flood,...