Outdoor Pursuits will be hosting a spring scavenger hunt to promote their trips and give students an opportunity to experience one of them free of charge. Starting April 7, every Tuesday in April a Nalgene water bottle with the Outdoor … Continued
Photo bombs, unforgettable moments and Taiwanese culture, are what students, faculty, staff members and the community should look forward to experiencing at the Spring Choral Concert Friday, April 17 at 7:30 p.m. Since returned from his time abroad, Choral and … Continued
Summer jobs, internships and graduate schools, along with other related information, will be presented in the First Avenue Career Expo on April 9 at the University of Portland Chiles Center from 10:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. Amazon, Bend Research Inc., … Continued
The Art Club is hitting the ground running since it became official in October. The club debuted with the pumpkin sculpting this past fall, they are having a Student Art Sale in April and they are working on bringing various … Continued
President Lesley Hallick’s compensation is not the usual topic of conversation between members of the Board of Trustees and Pacific students. But it seems warranted in this space because some faculty and students have raised the issue with the president … Continued
Recently the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity at the University of Oklahoma posted a video online where they chanted, “You can hang him from a tree, but he’ll never sign with me. There will never be a n***** SAE.” This story … Continued
At the Art Institute of Chicago, in a room full of ornate armor, I wondered what would be left of our immaterial digital culture. Of course, this was an unfair characterization of modernity. The material hasn’t been lost in the … Continued
Just three years ago, legendary rapper Kendrick Lamar shattered the hip-hop scene with his brilliant growing-up in Compton narrative album “good kid, M.A.A.D. city.” This past Sunday, his brand new, highly anticipated album, “To Pimp a Butterfly,” a play on … Continued
The women’s rowing team opened its spring season with rainy skies, a fresh team and a newly christened boathouse March 14 at its first home meet, the Hagg Lake Invitational Regatta. The team went head-to-head with teams from Lewis & … Continued
President Lesley Hallick announced at an open forum that a new Junior Varsity and Women’s Rowing Facility would begin construction. The building will stand on Sunset, next to the fields. Construction will begin as soon as the permit process is … Continued
The track and field team heads into its outdoor season on a high note, after concluding its indoor preseason with 13 broken records and several stand-out performers on the sprint and hurdle side. Among the athletes to look out for … Continued
As a sophomore directing the newly established Art Club’s first Student Art Sale, Zara Baldwin is making a big impression on the Pacific University campus. Being an art major, it was a big surprise to Baldwin that Pacific did not … Continued