George Fox University News

Olsen Agricultural Enterprises, LLC is proud to announce Ben Hanna as their new General Manager.

In June, 13 McNary High School accepting their diplomas will have a special reason to celebrate.

Organizers are moving forward with plans to establish a free medical clinic in McMinnville.

Paul Highway, but just about everything should be the same as usual, including the high caliber of the students who will receive their degrees.

Cpl. Keaton G. Coffey was just weeks away from a new chapter of his life. The gifts had been registered at Bed, Bath & Beyond, and the invitations had been sent: In July, the 22-year-old planned to marry Brittany Dygert, a local hair stylist whom he met through his mother.

Heidi Olson, a 2010 George Fox University graduate, has been flown back to the United States for treatment, according to GFU Public Information Officer Rob Felton.

Spc. Charles Dean and Spc. Heidi Olson were featured in a military public affairs earlier this month.

Here's your experiment for the day: ask the next person you see for some information about OSU Cascades.

Olsen Agricultural Enterprises, LLC. is proud to announce Ben Hanna as their new General Manager.

Four Capital Christian High School seniors on Friday commited to attend colleges in Oregon, Iowa and South Dakota.

   In the years I've been researching local history, I've never encountered two more remarkable community visionaries than Amanda Woodward and Evangeline Martin.    Some of us have some knowledge of their historic connections to George Fox University, but how many know the details of their help in funding construction of the gorgeous Wood-Mar Hall in 1910-1911? And what did the new campus building, named for them with an ingenious combining of their last names, mean at the time to the struggling Quaker college?   In 1911, when 35-year-old Levi Pennington was chosen to replace acting President William Reagan, the outgoing administrator warned the new president the job would not be easy.

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   Teaming up with Adventures in Missions (AIM), George Fox University sent this week a collection of 17 staff and students to Swaziland as part of the university's annual May Serve program.      The group from George Fox departed Monday and will work with missionaries and Swaziland nationals to assist with various projects through June 1.

The Sprague High School Concert Choir warms up at the 6A Choir State Championships.

Salem-Keizer choirs are prominent in the rainbow of gowns that colors the 6A Choir State Championships today at George Fox University.