Issue 8
February 25, 2026
Seattle Seahawks Super Bowl Champions
The Seattle Seahawks skipped a rebuilding phase and shocked the entire National Football League (NFL) by heading straight to the Super Bowl and winning it all, a move that excited sports fans all over the Pacific Northwest.
Visualizing Peace: Student’s Artwork for the Woolman Peacemaking Forum
“Listen to me, my people,” the prophet Isaiah writes, “hear me, my nation: Instruction will go out from me; my justice will become a light to the nations.”
Ring by Spring?
During Welcome Weekend at George Fox University (GFU), speeches, events and community fairs make new students feel at home. Months later, students still remember comments from these events, such as: “You could be sitting next to your future spouse!” or “You’ll get your ring by spring here, don’t worry.”
A Major Change: Insight into Switching Majors
College students must make decisions that will shape their future while figuring out what they want their future to be. One of the biggest decisions is what to major in, given this sets the trajectory of your career path. What happens if you realize your major is not right for you?
Loving the Library like Laurie Lieggi
Laurie Lieggi has been a Murdock Library access service specialist, overseeing Interlibrary Loans (ILL), for the past 15 years. She will announce her retirement in April of this year.
Language Opportunities on Campus
This academic school year, new language opportunities have arisen at George Fox University (GFU). Gatherings for Spanish, German and Latin allow students to keep their language skills from getting rusty.
Mold, Among Other Things…
The George Fox University (GFU) Crime and Fire Safety Report reveals that the university premises are generally secured from intruders. However, invasions of a different sort have crept and crawled their way into campus living spaces.
A Forum of Flourishing
A rare opportunity was presented to George Fox University (GFU) students on Feb. 13 to escape the world’s often excessive stimulation. Those who expressed interest were instructed in an email to read the first seven chapters of The World Beyond Your Head by Matthew Crawford and arrive at Lady Hill Farm and Winery at 1 p.m. in work clothes.