Potential student teachers now have another thing to compete for with Pacific School of Learning and Teaching having just received an extension to their grant amount, giving future students the possibility of earning a $22,000 scholarship. The program is supported … Continued
Pacific’s new Food Service Director Sam Currie comes to Forest Grove with considerable experience. Currie has been in the college food services industry for nearly 30 years working at Colorado State University, Montana State University, Lewis & Clark College, University … Continued
Homework done for tomorrow, check. Midterm analysis paper edited, check. Making flash cards for the test next week, check. Finished Alcohol-Wise online educational course to prevent getting a possible registration hold? Don’t stress out about it. The possibility of having … Continued
For nearly a month, the streets of Hong Kong have been clogged by masses of die-hard protestors. These activists, mostly students, have refused to leave their protest sites even when threatened by police violence and a small typhoon. Their goal … Continued
When people think of Speech-Language Pathology, what comes to mind? Students around campus are quick to answer: speech therapy in schools, often involving someone helping a younger child with a speech impediment. At Pacific University in the College of Education … Continued
Music Professor Scott Tuomi and his colleagues have a collection of performances lined up for future audiences to enjoy, including the Symphonic Band performance on Nov. 7 and the Pacific Philharmonic & Chamber Ensembles concert. The winter concert is almost … Continued
We live in a society in where gender is an integral part of our identity. No matter how much we skirt around it, gender says a lot about who we are, often dictates how we act, and heavily influences the … Continued
A squadron of American tanks rolls along single-file in a grim, gray Germany countryside. Panzer missiles blast out from the barrels of launchers that German children in the treeline to the left are holding, and one of the tanks lights … Continued
The strides that have been made over the last few decades for women’s equality have been enormous. That being said, one of the more important remaining issues that have yet to be resolved between men and women is the prolonged … Continued
After its “Strike Out Parkinson’s” fundraiser homecoming weekend, the Student Athletic Advisory Committee, SAAC, raised $2,000 in honor of former Head Baseball Coach Greg Bradley and the fight against Parkinson’s disease. SAAC president senior Eddie Carrillo said the committee donated … Continued
Student-athletes are constantly held to a higher standard. To motivate and encourage their athletes to go above and beyond the norm, Pacific coaches make strides to support their athletes both on and off the fields. One of the many commendable … Continued
Built in 1970, the Stoller Center has fallen behind the growing number of student athletes, exercise science students and general student population. While the athletic department has tripled in size and athletic administration is doing their best to accommodate with … Continued