Thank a Giver

$37 million.

The W.M. Keck Science Center is Linfield's new state-of-the-art science center and laboratory. Construction on this space began during the summer of 2021 and was just recently completed. The new science complex achieves the need to support Linfield students and provide room for future growth.

$6 million.

Home to Economics, English, the Linfield Center for Wine Education, the School of Business, and more, T.J. Day Hall is an incredibly important academic building on campus. Much-needed updates to the building took place in 2010, allowing the space to serve students better while keeping its Linfield charm.

$11 million.

Construction on the Nicholson Library and Ford Hall began all the way back in 2001 and was completed in 2003. Today, thanks to the generous support of donors in the past, both the library and Marshall Theatre, housed in Ford Hall, remain places on campus where students can explore the unknown, visit new worlds and expand their educations beyond the classroom.

$10 million.

As the home of Linfield's Department of Music, the Vivian Bull Music Center is where creativity comes to life. Music has been an integral part of the cultural life of Linfield, and we are incredibly thankful for those who helped ensure we have a place on campus where students can compose, perform and expand their knowledge of music. 

$750,000.

Providing Linfield Athletics’ fans with a fantastic game day experience is something that Linfield has prided itself on over the years. Thanks to several donors, we are now the proud owners of the largest video scoreboard in NCAA Division III, making every seat in Maxwell Stadium a great seat to see the game.

$190,000.

The much-needed weight room facelift was completed in the fall of 2019. The makeover has resulted in less congestion for users of the facility, which includes Linfield’s varsity athletic programs as well as members of the general student population, staff and faculty.

$50,000.

In 2023 the new player development is at Roy Helser Field was completed. The 750 sq ft room is attached to the batting cased and allows baseball players to work out exclusively at the field optimizing their baseball experience which is all thanks to generous donors.

$1.44 million.

Maxwell Field underwent a facelift that was funded entirely by private donations and volunteer labor. FieldTurf replaced the field’s grass surface.  The conversion from natural to artificial grass provides a consistent surface perfectly suited for the Wildcats’ high-flying offense. The new field was formally rededicated in September 2004.

$600,000.

The Wright Family Sports Science Laboratory and Classroom slowly opened throughout the fall of 2022 as equipment arrived and students were trained on how to use each piece. The lab provides tremendous benefits to the 40% of Linfield undergraduate students who compete in intercollegiate athletics, giving them access to equipment (and data for their coaches) rare at the NCAA Division III level. It also provides students pursuing their Master of Science in sports science and analytics an endless supply of subjects for their graduate-level research projects.

$1.55 million.

The dram of a modern soccer and lacrosse facility at Linfield became a reality when renovations began in 2020.  The original grass field was updated to FielTurf as well as updated seating for fans. The upgraded facility serves a variety of uses.  In addition to hosting soccer and lacrosse practices and matches, it provides recreational space for all Linfield students as well as space for the summertime Olympic Development Program and community events.

$20,000.

Our hardworking groundskeeping crew were gifted a new mower to help keep Linfield's beautiful campus looking its best. This essential equipment will ensure that our green spaces remain well-maintained, creating a welcoming environment for students, faculty, and visitors alike.

$27,000.

The School of Nursing has integrated the new VR sets which has profoundly altered the way the university teaches nursing through virtual patient scenarios. The realistic simulations allow users to practice as if in real life – assessing, collaborating with others, following protocols and delivering medications.

$11,000.

The School of Nursing has helped provide students with a top-notch education that will provide them with the experience they need to excel in their careers. Support from the Linfield community has had a direct impact to students providing them with important resources such as blood pressure cuffs and stethoscopes.

98% of students at Linfield received financial aid with an average package of $34,609 during the 2023-2024 school year. Support through gifts means the world to students and the entire Linfield community.  By eliminating financial burdens, our students can flourish in the experiential education while achieving their drams. 

A $10 gift will provide a meal for one Wildcat!

A $20/month gift will cover the Health & Wellness fees for on Wildcat for an entire year!

A $25/month gift will cover the Student Activities fees for one Wildcat for an entire year!