On May 14, members of the Linfield administration held an open town hall for students to ask questions about upcoming budget cuts. Those in attendance...

Linfield University is facing a $5 million budget gap. Changes will be made, and proposals from university officials are being made about how...

On March 7, more than 500 students, researchers and supporters gathered near the steps of the Oregon state capitol in Salem as part of a national...

On April 12, Linfield’s Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity chapter (Pike) hosted their tenth annual “Walk-a-Mile in Her Shoes.” The event is in...

In recent years, Linfield has experienced a plethora of water and plumbing issues. Nicholson Library, Ford Hall, Renshaw, Melrose, Pioneer, Larsell...

Since the advent of the Trump administration, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has been conducting an increasing number of high-profile...

On March 13, Aaron Godfred, an executive in the Digital Media Department at Creative Artists Agency (CAA) and Linfield alumnus, gave two presentations...

On Feb. 10, the Linfield University Latine Adelante (LULA) started the spring semester by speaking their minds. Due to the recent political events,...

The Linfield Art Gallery is hosting “Toxic Gods and Black Fairy Tales,” an art exhibition created by Travis Johnson, a local artist living...