Oregon’s Latinx population is 12 percent and many people in the Latinx community hold some of the most essential work positions or small businesses that go unnoticed, and yet are still facing issues that affected even them before the pandemic.
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Recalling a mayor from office is no easy task. But in Oregon City, the passion of the community to stand for what’s right came through strong when a group of concerned citizens–led by a local middle school teacher and a college student–managed to remove Dan Holladay from office.
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With presentations from renowned West African journalists Emmauel Akinwotu, Partick Fort, and Seth Boateng, students were able to hear from reporters and learn about what reporting looks like in a culture different from our own.
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The class of 2021 will still have their opportunity to walk the stage and receive their degrees, but without an audience.
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A major fire broke out at Cornelius’s Thunderbolt Racing Fuel at around 1:30 today, spreading quickly to an ethanol fuel facility in the same building complex and sparking minor explosions a mere 3 miles away from campus.
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On Sunday night, a drunk driver crashed into the Clark Resident Hall. This is a developing story.
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The experience in Greek Life for students in both this spring and last fall has been a rough journey for all chapters.
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February was Black History Month, and Pacific’s Office of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion worked in partnership with the Student Multicultural Center to bring students programs to teach, commemorate, and honor Black Excellence across campus all month long.
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The great outdoors is a wonderful place for everyone to explore with activities ranging from kayaking, backpacking, whitewater rafting, surfing and more. Outdoor Pursuits at Pacific University is here to make that dream a reality for students on campus.
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Starting on February 24, Pacific’s media arts department will host three renowned West African journalists in a new Zoom series about how reporting has changed in the time of COVID-19.
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Pacific faculty, staff, and administrators held a virtual Boxer Family Town Hall on Sunday, January 3 to allow students and their families to take a closer look into what all the facets of life on campus will look like for students this term.
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In an effort to make up for the past year’s pandemic-related struggles, Pacific University has recently released the free tuition semester.
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