SXSW Watchlist: Recommendations From This Year’s Online Film Festival
This year, the city of Austin was empty, and the entire SXSW Film Festival took place online, streaming through an on-demand app
This year, the city of Austin was empty, and the entire SXSW Film Festival took place online, streaming through an on-demand app
There are ways to travel without endangering yourself or putting others at risk.
When COVID-19 first became a leading factor in our lives last year, all athletes had to accept that we would have to make a lot of new sacrifices just to get on the court/field again
Last year, I got my first taste of freedom as I finally left home and was living on my own on campus. That freedom was quickly taken away from me and from many other students when COVID-19 hit us during March.
It had been almost an entire year since I had been inside of a theater. But for the past year, I’ve been waiting ever-so-impatiently to make my way back inside
While I think it is good that the University is offering a course on personal finance, there are a few problems with how the class is being offered.
Follow a series of revolutions revolving around sex, love, and identity in the Spring production of REVOLT. SHE SAID. REVOLT AGAIN. by Pacific University’s Theatre Department.
Now that psilocybin mushrooms are decriminalized in our state, microdosing ‘shrooms might become the new trend
Pacific Index editors Grace Alexandria and Bren Swogger, along with Pacific University professor Dr. Keya Mitra, give their own personal accounts of how the Oregon ice storms and the resulting power outages affected them
“Rhythm Doctor” is the sort of game people who know nothing about game development dream of making.
There’s just something about using horror as a vessel to explore deeply buried trauma that makes for really stunning cinema.
There are plenty of students who are already deep in debt, who lost their jobs during the pandemic, who are struggling to support themselves and don’t have the money for textbooks.