During Valentine’s Day weekend, the film adaptation of “50 Shades of Grey” made a record breaking $81.7 million. The popularity of the movie and the books has opened the opportunity for conversations about Bondage, Discipline and Sadomasochism, BDSM, fetishes and … Continued
Taking a travel course or studying abroad can be costly. Airfare alone is enough to keep students from venturing to other countries. Yet, for Pacific students there is help. Student Senate is offering a way to ease some of those … Continued
Last year the men’s tennis team fell short of their hopes by one loss to Whitman who held the title of conference champions. But this year, Head Tennis Coach Brian Jackson believes the team is stronger than ever and is … Continued
After six months of dual meets, the swim team’s season ended last weekend at the Northwest Conference Championships with the women’s team placing fifth and the men’s team placing seventh. The team returned home with several broken records, all-conference swimmers … Continued
Women’s lacrosse enters their 2015 season with the largest competition field in its history after the addition of Whitman College to the conference. Starting out as a feebly known sport on the west coast, senior defender Julie Mayhugh said lacrosse … Continued
Sophomore Jacob Richards never would have imagined that a broken down car and an unplanned summer in Oregon would have led to the birth of Pacific’s new Rotaract club. Six months later, Richards is serving as president and the club … Continued
Vagina: a pertinent, but stigmatized word that is echoed all over the world. Put on by Center for Gender Equity at Pacific University on Feb. 12, 13 and 14, the Vagina Monologues have been performed every other year at Pacific … Continued
Greek life granted wishes and benefited the lives of ill children on Feb. 7 when the first annual Pacific Greek Stars pageant fundraised more than $2,000 dollars to donate to the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Sophomore Ashley McKenzie pitched the idea of … Continued
Pacific University is saying goodbye to a key member of the financial aid office this semester, Director of Financial Aid Mike Johnson. Johnson has worked at Pacific for fifteen of the past nineteen years, starting his first term of employment … Continued
When talking to students with mobility issues about the Americans with Disabilities Act compliance, ADA, on the Pacific Force Grove campus there was some uncertainty as to whether the mobility issue is temporary or long-standing. Students who have dealt with … Continued
In an era when many online services are given free of charge, the Tom McCall Center for Policy Innovation invites students, faculty and staff to think critically about the way in which online collection of user information impacts society. On … Continued
Adding some cultural diversity to their voices, the Pacific Chamber Singers, led by Coral and Vocal Director Scott Tuomi, went to Taiwan over Winter Break. The singers spent 10 days out of the country for a concert tour where they … Continued