The Linfield University Good Samaritan School of Nursing will host the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) from Oct. 30–Nov. 1, 2023 when CCNE conducts its re-accreditation site visit for our Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree programs that include: 1) traditional BSN program; 2) accelerated BSN program; and 3) RN to BSN program. Continue reading
Aug. 30: Linfield Art Gallery spotlights the films of homeless youth with “Blame It On Art: Creative Mentorship At Outside The Frame”
The Linfield Art Gallery kicks off the fall 2023 semester with an exhibition of film and visual art from Outside the Frame, a Portland-based nonprofit that provides houseless folks ages 16-30 with job training, peer mentorship, a sense of dignity and, perhaps most importantly, a creative outlet and means of self-expression through filmmaking. Continue reading
Wildcat Open golf tournament draws 31 teams to support Linfield athletics
ALOHA, Oregon – Hundreds of Linfield University alumni, supporters and friends gathered at The Reserve Vineyards and Golf Club this week for the annual Wildcat Open, continuing a tradition that dates back more than 30 years. Continue reading
Linfield University embraces Oregon Opportunity Grant, Oregon Tribal Student Grant funding increase
Linfield University joins the Oregon Alliance of Independent Colleges and Universities (the Alliance) in applauding the Oregon Legislature’s passage of House Bill 5025. The bill dramatically increases funding for Oregon Opportunity Grant (OOG), which provides need-based financial aid. Continue reading
Books are included – confirm yours today!
Starting with the fall 2023 semester, students at Linfield University no longer pay extra for their course materials as part of the First Day Complete program, with Barnes & Noble.
With First Day Complete, ‘shopping’ for course materials just became easier. An online system allows students to pick up your materials in one, handy bag or via online delivery without having to wander the bookstore or shop around on multiple websites. Continue reading
Linfield University celebrates 562 students on Spring 2023 Dean’s List
Linfield University congratulates the 562 students who earned Dean’s List honors during the spring 2023 academic term.
Jess Irvine named Linfield’s new Title IX coordinator
Jess Irvine of Grand River Solutions is the new Title IX coordinator for Linfield University. Irvine has more than 10 years of experience in sexual violence prevention, including education and training programs, bystander safety, process development and Title IX compliance. Continue reading
News-Register: Wine bar will be learning lab for Linfield students
Linfield University students will run the Acorn to Oak Wine Experience at 546 N.E. Third St. in McMinnville starting later this summer.
Linfield University students will learn about running a business and serving customers, and community members will have another location for sipping wine, when the new Acorn to Oak Wine Experience opens later this summer in downtown McMinnville.
The educational project will fill the space long occupied by RJ Studios, RJ Yuranek’s photographer business and art gallery, at 546 N.E. Third St. RJ will continue to run his photo studio from an entrance on Ford Street, behind Acorn to Oak. Continue reading
College Magazine names Linfield among top 10 universities for pet lovers
Pets are allowed in both Jane Failing Hall and the Blaine Street Apartments on Linfield’s University’s McMinnville campus.
College Magazine has named Linfield University No. 6 on its Top 10 Colleges for Students Who Can’t Imagine Life Without Animals list. Citing Linfield’s pet-friendly housing, which allows even first-year students to bring a companion animal, author Devin Stonerock quoted Shayla Wacker ’24 on the positive impact a pet can have on a student’s mental health. Continue reading
Money magazine ranks Linfield among Oregon’s top colleges for affordability and outcomes
When Money magazine released their 2023 Best Colleges guide last week, it debuted a new system with star ratings focused on affordability and outcomes — and Linfield University was one of only two colleges in Oregon that received 4.5 or higher stars. Continue reading