In the past decade, George Fox University’s (GFU) Newberg campus has seen a multitude of physical changes, and it will not stop anytime soon—by 2024, students will see the results of the university’s long-term vision in the form of a new chapel building, new academic buildings, and an updated quad.

Nov. 19th was the 5 month anniversary of former Honors Program Director Dr. Javier Garcia's death, but his memory and life remain active in many ways. He is remembered by students and faculty alike for the impact he had on their lives. Who was Garcia for some of those on campus closest to him?

During quarantine, George Fox University (GFU) student Antonio Arredondo and his siblings Diego and Isa posted TikTok videos of them playing a Keep-Up Balloon game. Millions of views later, they were invited to Europe for the new Balloon World Cup they inspired.

On Oct. 29, the George Fox University (GFU) volleyball team partnered with Safe Families for Children to collect gloves and hats for children in need. This organization is faith-based and focuses on community service for families in crisis.

This year George Fox University (GFU) hopes to return to its age-old tradition of Juniors Abroad after having to cancel the program for the last two years. Despite the uncertainty caused by COVID-19, the administration is doing its utmost to allow students the opportunity of traveling abroad once again.

On Oct. 14, students and faculty of the Honors Program gathered in Armstrong House to join together in the dedication of the Dr. Garcia Reading Room, which is now home to the personal library of the late Dr. Javier Garcia.

Controversy in Newberg persists after the recent Newberg School Board decision to ban both Black Lives Matter (BLM) flags, and Pride flags.

Last spring’s Building a Better University Plan announcement outlined significant changes to the available academic portfolio. Today, George Fox University (GFU) finds itself still implementing those changes among their faculty.

Sometimes trying to locate resources on campus can feel like searching for Bigfoot, but the Mysteries of Murdock event brings Bigfoot and valuable resources directly to students. Mysteries of Murdock is designed to introduce students to important resources available at the library, including research material help, the Academic Resource Center (ARC), and Disability and Accessibility Services (DAS).