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Filling stomachs to fill minds
The Wildcat Food Pantry stocks more than 40 different non-perishable items and various hygiene supplies. It is open for all students 24/7.
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Welcoming students from abroad
This fall, 11 students studied from abroad at Linfield University. They were the first group to arrive since students departed in spring 2020, and they did not waste time finding their place at Linfield.
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Building safe and supportive communities
Holistic and student-led approaches increase safety on Linfield’s campuses.
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Taking it to the mat
For the first time in 35 years – the first time ever for women – Linfield student-athletes are donning singlets and wrestling shoes. University officials announced the return of men’s and women’s wrestling in October 2021.
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The legacy of a friendship
When Gilbert “Gil” Hargreaves ’71 died unexpectedly in 2014, his circle of alumni connections came together to honor his legacy. But the outpouring of affection for Hargreaves didn’t end there. The gifts kept coming.
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Uncommon friend and colleague
The McMinnville campus is made up of 193 acres of park-like greenery, seasonal blooms and tree-lined walkways. Flowers in vibrant colors – including purple impatiens and cardinal comelias – showcase the school colors and highlight the natural beauty of each season. The campus gardens are almost boastful, and yet, the person behind them in recent
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Moving to the future
Last fall, Linfield College purchased 20 acres in northeast Portland for a new nursing campus. When Linfield moves to its new facility in May 2020, it will mark a new chapter in nursing at Linfield, and the end of an era for the Linfield-Good Samaritan School of Nursing’s northwest Portland location, its home since 1982.
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Linfield’s community garden
Students can cultivate vegetables, herbs and skills at the Linfield Campus Community Garden, just outside Renshaw Hall. The quarter-acre garden “provides a space for students to explore their relationship with their food,” says Duncan Reid ’10, sustainability coordinator. “It’s an educational garden.” The garden allows students to practice hands-on sustainable agriculture on a small scale,