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Welcome home

Living on campus is the best way to get involved in college life. Beside being right in the middle of everything, you’re going to forge significant friendships and build memories you’ll never forget.

Residence life in the small college environment at Linfield College provides more than a place to study and sleep – though you’ll hopefully plan on doing plenty of both. It is also comfortable, a place to relax and socialize. And the residence halls are well-equipped, with all the comforts of home and conveniently located right in the middle of things. Your new home is within a 10-minute walk from most classes, the library, counseling center, athletic facilities, and for course, other residence halls.

But ask almost any of the students who live on-campus and they’re likely to tell you their favorite feature is the opportunity to meet a diverse, friendly group of students and begin to form lifelong friendships. Really, it’s just a matter of time before your new “home away from home” becomes, simply, home.

Download a copy of the handbook: Linfield 102: Handbook for Admitted Students

Update April 2011: The chart on page 7 indicating wireless internet access is available in select halls. All residence halls now have access to wireless internet, including Campbell, Grover, Jane Failing, Latourette, Miller, and Whitman Halls.

Updates for 2013-2014: As you review this brochure, please note that details noted on pages 7 and 9 regarding our residence halls and apartments are subject to change. This website will be updated throughout the year and if you have questions about the features of particular residence halls or apartments, we recommend that you check this page for the most current information.

Extra-long beds (pages 6 and 7): The twin beds in the following residence halls are extra-long and will require extra-long sheets: Elkinton, Hewitt, Potter, Terrell, and Whitman. If you have concerns about finding a bed to accommodate your height, you should request one of these halls. (Please remember that while we will do our best to accommodate your requests, we cannot guarantee availability.)

Substance Free Halls (page 6): In 2013-14, we will only have one designated Substance Free Hall: Frerichs Hall. Remember that all students living on campus are expected to follow state and federal laws concerning alcohol and drugs.