Noted historian Richard W. Etulain, the 2012 Linfield College Ericksen lecturer, will present two upcoming talks at Linfield College. More>
News from Linfield College
Stegner, Lincoln focus of historian talks at Linfield
Linfield activists work to ban bottled water
Annika Yates’14 and Collin Morris ’13 recently produced “Tap That,” a provocative documentary that warns of the dangers of bottled water.
Linfield anthropology museum displays Arctic history
An exhibit featuring historical Arctic items, “Expressions of Arctic Traditions,” will kick off with an opening reception Thursday, Feb. 16, at noon in the foyer of Walker Hall at Linfield College. More>
Linfield Chamber Orchestra features celebrated organist
The Linfield Chamber Orchestra will feature celebrated organist Craig Cramer on Friday, Feb. 24, at 8 p.m. at Linfield College. He will present a pre-concert discussion at 7 p.m., and a reception will follow the concert. More>
Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist Leonard Pitts to speak at Linfield College
Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist Leonard Pitts will present “Owning What You Know,” a lecture about “truthiness” in the media, Thursday, Feb. 23, at 7:30 p.m. in the Richard and Lucille Ice Auditorium in Melrose Hall at Linfield College. More>
MacReads announces Gloss book, ‘The Jump-Off Creek’
The award-winning book “The Jump-Off Creek” by Molly Gloss will be the featured selection for this year’s MacReads program. More>
Linfield musician recognized in top regional music concert
Kayla Wilkens ’12 will compete in “Young Artists Debut,” a performance that features top classical musicians from the region. More>
Linfield’s Adult Degree Program offers free application for spring and summer semesters
Linfield’s $100 application fee will be waived for adults who wish to return to school, if they apply before Feb. 20. More>
Linfield College activists work to ban bottled water on campus
Students Collin Morris ’13 and Annika Yates ’14 recently produced “Tap That,” a short documentary that warns of the dangers of bottled water.
Linfield’s oral history Dory Fleet Project receives regional recognition
A two-page spread in Oregon Humanities Magazine was devoted to Linfield’s Dory Fleet Project, a two-year oral history project spearheaded by Professors Brenda DeVore Marshall, Tyrone Marshall, Jackson Miller and Kathleen Spring, along with students Casee Clark ’12, Chris Forrer ’13, Caitlyn Olson ’13 and Stephanie Raso ’13. More>