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Anna Frazier, '23, is an Environmental Policy. She started at the Review this last fall, and won an award for Best Feature in her first story ever published.

Anna Frazier, News Editor

Anna Frazier is a sophomore studying Environmental Policy and Journalism. She is from Juneau, Alaska and is passionate about exploring the natural world around her. Her favorite pastimes are hiking, picking flowers, and gardening. 

She hopes to use her education here at Linfield to work either in an environmental non-profit or for the Forest Service. She hopes to one day run for the Alaska Legislature because the problems in her state surrounding natural resources are what inspired her to study Environmental Policy.

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Vaccine or exemption?

Vaccine or exemption?

July 16, 2021
Dismissed professor sues Linfield for $4 million

Dismissed professor sues Linfield for $4 million

July 12, 2021
A photo of a sign that says

What to expect: fall 2021 edition

June 29, 2021
Daniel Schuldig via Unsplash

On-campus vaccination clinic for Linfield community members

May 5, 2021
Sidewalks around campus were filled with chalk drawings in protest of Professor Daniel Pollack-Pelzner's termination.

Tenured professor’s dismissal generates outrage, President Davis responds

May 1, 2021
Migrant Mother, Nipomo, California March 1936. By Dorthea Lange. From the Museum of Modern Art http://www.moma.org

Girl in Journalism

April 5, 2021
The February Board of Trustees meeting touched on a number of topics.

Updates from the February Board of Trustees meeting

March 4, 2021
Students in Hewitt have been quarantining since Jan. 29

Hewitt quarantine lifted, all but three students negative

February 8, 2021
Peepholes are set to be installed in every dorm room at Linfield (Flickr).

Peepholes to be installed into residence hall doors

February 7, 2021
These blue light blocking glasses are effective and aesthetically pleasing

Blue light blocking glasses review

February 4, 2021
Inside the new faculty governance structure

Inside the new faculty governance structure

December 22, 2020
Board of Trustees codify annual Title IX training

Board of Trustees approves Trustee Code of Conduct, faculty senate

December 17, 2020
Athletes raise over $200,000 in monthlong fundraiser for COVID-related costs

Athletes raise over $200,000 in monthlong fundraiser for COVID-related costs

December 2, 2020
Students are reminded to wear masks, social distance, and wash their hands in the last week of classes

State mandates trigger cancellation of in-person activities at Linfield

November 15, 2020
LEAD, Linfield's newest minor

LEAD, Linfield’s newest minor

November 14, 2020
Campus Covid-19 update with Patricia Haddeland

Campus Covid-19 update with Patricia Haddeland

November 1, 2020
Austin Nealeigh standing next to his signs and flag on Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2020

Turning Point representative sparks debate on Linfield sidewalks

October 27, 2020
Juggling schoolwork isn't easy during a global pandemic. Art by Annemarie Mullet

Pass/fail grading system should be reinstated until pandemic is over

October 24, 2020
Students who vote this year will likely be submitting ballots by mail.

[Photo] The Linfield Angle: Students and voter turnout in 2020

October 12, 2020
Linfield University adopts new Title IX and Student Code policies, in line with federal changes

Linfield University adopts new Title IX and Student Code policies, in line with federal changes

October 3, 2020
ASLU Brief: '20-'21 Senate reviews ASLU governing policies

ASLU Brief: ’20-’21 Senate reviews ASLU governing policies

September 10, 2020

An orange glow engulfs McMinnville campus as Oregon wildfires rage on

September 9, 2020
Students at Linfield are expected to wear masks at all times on campus unless they are in their dorm room with their roommate(s).

Linfield eyes the closure of other universities, but remains optimistic about student responsibility during the pandemic

September 1, 2020
The government is planning to send stimulus checks up to $1,200 due to the economic crash from the coronavirus pandemic.

I need a stimulus check too!

April 9, 2020
ASLC Brief: President- and vice president-elect ratification and cabinet applications closed

ASLC Brief: President- and vice president-elect ratification and cabinet applications closed

March 31, 2020
A tiger in front of a fence lying on green grass.

Exploitation, mullets, big cats – all in an episode of “Tiger King”

March 31, 2020
ASLC Brief: COVID-19 update and ASLC cabinet positions open

ASLC Brief: COVID-19 update and ASLC cabinet positions open

March 11, 2020
The Oregon Republicans have walked out multiple times to prevent a carbon-capping bill from passing

Just do your job, Oregon Republicans

March 10, 2020
A repurposed ladder with wood planks works as a shelf display for various items in the small room the Cat Closet resides in.

Adopt, don’t shop, your clothes and more

March 9, 2020
ASLC Brief: Updated Health Center co-pay and new name for student government

ASLC Brief: Updated Health Center co-pay and new name for student government

February 26, 2020
Starbucks is turning fifty in 2021, and with its birthday they are looking for positive change

Starbucks commits to a sustainable future, recent statement by CEO

February 14, 2020
Alternative milks are on the rise, such as coconut milk.

Got milk? The fall of a dairy giant

February 13, 2020
C02 levels hit a record high in 2019, even with a reduction in coal burning.

2019’s CO2 emissions highest ever, despite reduction in coal burning

January 9, 2020
Linfield’s Starbucks sends over 100 pounds of disposable cups to the landfill each month.

A Plea for Sustainability at Starbucks

November 20, 2019
Presentation promotes protection of bees

Presentation promotes protection of bees

October 10, 2019
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