Recent sexual assault and abuse allegations involving an unnamed George Fox University (GFU) student have raised questions about student safety. From dimly lit campus corners to overgrown bushes, many students find themselves looking over their shoulders. But is this heightened awareness paranoia, or are these precautions helping to keep students safer than they realize?
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“Why is Thanksgiving break so short?” This question is often heard from students, parents, and even some staff at George Fox University (GFU). Currently, students only have Thursday, Friday, and the weekend off for Thanksgiving. While some students look forward to going home to see their families, others have to wait until winter break for that opportunity.
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This fall semester, Outdoor Recreation (OREC) at George Fox University (GFU) experienced low participation in its organized trips. These activities, which include local hikes, whitewater rafting, backpacking, outdoor rock climbing, kayaking, surfing, bodyboarding, and paddleboarding, are designed to appeal to various interests. Despite this variety, student involvement fluctuated throughout the semester.
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The Klages Center buzzes with activity as students study, socialize, and grab quick snacks between classes. However, a recurring topic of frustration echoes through its halls: the high prices at George Fox University’s Makers Market. For many, the convenience of an on-campus store is overshadowed by concerns about affordability, sparking debates over whether these markups are excessive.
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In fall 2024, George Fox University (GFU) will welcome the final cohort of Act Six scholars as the program transitions to new initiatives supporting diversity efforts. The national Act Six organization, which partners with GFU for recruitment and development, announced that 2024 will mark the program’s final year of operation. Current and incoming Act Six students will remain in the program, with their scholarships covering the full four years.
Read MoreGeorge Fox University’s (GFU) annual Christmas Concert, “Sounding Joy,” will take place December 6–8 in Bauman Auditorium on the GFU Newberg campus. The event features GFU’s concert choir, the Epiphany theatre ensemble, the Chehalem Symphony Orchestra, and faculty artists on a night dedicated to celebrating the birth of Jesus.
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