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Camas Festival: Hearing Indigenous Voices
McMinnville, Oregon · McMinnville

Camas Festival: Hearing Indigenous Voices

The focus of this year’s Camas festival was the purple Camas flower. This flower is an integral part of the Willamette Valley ecosystem, and has been an important food source for indigenous tribes of the area for hundreds of years. The event took place on May 9 in Nicholson Library and included activities such as guest speakers, the Indigenous Creators Marketplace, a gallery of indigenous basketry and photography, in addition to tours of Cozine …Read Article
Students Critical of Administration’s Handling of Budget Cuts
McMinnville, Oregon · McMinnville

Students Critical of Administration’s Handling of Budget Cuts

Linfield University’s May 14 town hall was meant to answer the many questions that students had regarding cuts which aim to eliminate Linfield’s $4.9 million budget deficit. However, many students felt that in many ways the town hall wasn’t productive. “I felt like the town hall served the purpose of telling students in depth why budget cuts are needed and vaguely what is on the agenda,” Caroline Smith, a sophomore biology major, said. “However,…Read Article
Lacrosse concludes a record-breaking season
McMinnville, Oregon · McMinnville

Lacrosse concludes a record-breaking season

Linfield women’s lacrosse 2025 season is one for the record books. With hard work, accountability and talent, they accomplished more than they have ever before as a team and as individuals. On April 26, the team competed in the Northwest Conference tournament against the eventual champions, George Fox. This was the first time in over a decade that the team had competed in the conference tournament. Through the high emotions and excitement of sen…Read Article

Semester-long Success: Student Symposium

Linfield University is a place where students can explore a variety of different avenues. This sentiment was apparent at this year’s student symposium, with students from many different majors presenting the semester-long projects that their four years at Linfield have prepared them for. Just feet apart from one another were presentations for engineering, psychology and creative writing. Not only was there a variation in topics, but there was a …McMinnville, Oregon · McMinnvilleRead Article

Bookstore Blues: Why Books Were Delayed

For many students, the spring semester is a time to work out the kinks from the fall and begin anew. Unfortunately, this was also true for the Linfield Bookstore. The First Day Complete program builds in the cost of textbooks into students’ tuition and ensures they are ready for students to pick up on the first day of classes. The tuition increase is a fixed rate, and not tied to how much your textbooks would have been without the program. This …McMinnville, Oregon · McMinnvilleRead Article

Nobel Prize Winner Randy Schekman Believes in Scientific Collaboration

Nobel prize winner Randy Schekman was invited to speak at Linfield to share his scientific career with students as part of Linfield’s Oregon Nobel Laureate Symposium. He delivered a keynote speech on April 10 at 7:30 p.m. in Ice Auditorium, preceded by two other talks about his life and research. He won the prize in 2013 for his discovery of vesicle traffic in cells, which is the process that allows cells to secrete enzymes, waste products and m…Nobel Prize · McMinnvilleRead Article

A small, but mighty encounter has been the captain of Linfield’s Shannon Dunn’s ship

If you frequent Linfield’s Health, Human Performance and Athletics (HHPA) building, you may be familiar with Shannon Dunn, who sits at the desk in the middle of the balcony upstairs. Between her desk being front and center and her bubbly personality, she’s hard to miss. But while she is always willing to start up a conversation, most people who know her don’t really know her. Dunn is a McMinnville native and has worked in the HHPA for three and …McMinnville, Oregon · McMinnvilleRead Article

Budget cut town hall leaves students wondering what’s next

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 included Vice President for Finance and Administration Mike Wenz, Vice president for Enrollment Management and Student Success Gerado Ochoa, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Beth Concepción, Associate Professor of Chemistry and Chair of the College of Arts and Sciences Leadership Co…McMinnville, Oregon · McMinnvilleRead Article

A review of “The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical”

This year’s spring musical, “The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical,” opened April 24 to a packed crowd. The show is based on the first book of the “Percy Jackson and the Olympians” series from popular author Rick Riordan. The show received stage directions from Linfield Associate Professor of Theatre Lindsey Mantoan, music direction from Matthew Fletcher and was choreographed by Eve Brindis. Actor TJ Lake stepped into the lead role of P…McMinnville, Oregon · McMinnvilleRead Article

Life as an International Student at Linfield

I am Zobia Memon, an international student from Pakistan. I was born and raised in the small city of Larkana, Sindh. My journey to education began with a roundtable discussion at my home, where my family debated whether to send me to a coed college. The idea of allowing their oldest daughter to study in a coed setting at the college level filled them with doubt. But then, my mother spoke. She stood up for me, placing her trust in me when my fami…McMinnville, Oregon · McMinnvilleRead Article

Built to Burn continues to blaze in its seventeenth year

As the sun set on the beautiful evening of April 18, a castle-like structure sat in the field beside the Miller Fine Arts Center, donned with flags, shields and a dragon. The spectacular view was washed in the setting sun, as a group of over 200 Linfield students, alumni and McMinnville community members gathered around it, buzzing with energy and life. This scene is nothing new to Linfield, as it marked the beginning of the annual Built To Burn…Burning Man · McMinnvilleRead Article

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