One in three women and one in four men will experience an abusive relationship in their lives, according to Campus Wellness Coordinator Kathleen Converse. In honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Campus wellness invited students to a Workshop and protest … Continued
For author Kim van Alkemade, the writing process started with a short line in an historical archive from the Hebrew Orphan Asylum about how to deal with eight incoming bald headed orphans. On September 24, the English Department’s Visiting Writers … Continued
Pacific will celebrate another golden tradition as the 1965 alumni will make the walk from the Multi- Purpose Room to Old College Hall with congratulations of current students and faculty to sign their names in concrete for the initiation into … Continued
After working for the Oregon Golf Club for 13 years, coming to Pacific University as the new Food Service Director of Aramark is a big change for Ryan Suyama. It was while attending Western Oregon University where Suyama got his … Continued
Nobody should struggle through life alone. “The hidden lesson of college life is learning balance,” said staff psychologist at the Student Counseling Center Forrest Merrill. “It is a lifelong journey to learn balance and we are here to help students … Continued
The wait is almost over as the first phase of renovations to Scott Hall is just about finished. A project that began in the beginning of June is now set to reach completion towards the end of this November. Students … Continued
Some might think Karen Mossbarger would view Washburne Hall University Center’s recent renovation at Pacific University as enemy grounds, but that is not the case. Sitting down for an interview with her back toward the new Starbucks, Mossbarger smiled reflecting … Continued
For almost a year, Student Senate has been working to bring a campus wide phone app to Pacific University. It started with the Executive Members of the Student Senate Staff from last fiscal year and is being continued and finished … Continued
On July 15, James Gialloreto was arraigned and charged with with first-degree rape, first- degree robbery, second-degree assault, first- degree burglary, unlawful use of a weapon and strangulation towards a female neighbor. The catch: this occurred on the corner of … Continued
Campus Wellness Coordinator Kathleen Converse discovered her passion for advocating against sexual violence when she met a woman who was bedridden after having her back broken by her husband. Converse was teaching in India at the time and said that … Continued
Peter Singer, an influential modern philosopher, lectured to a crowd of 1,000 students, faculty and community members on effective altruism Thursday, Sept. 10. Many of the audience members were freshmen along with philosophy alumni. Incoming students enrolled in First-Year Seminar … Continued
A common cold can spread just as quickly as gossip does. College students are more susceptible to getting a cold due to close living arrangements in a dorm and from touching common objects like door handles. During the fall and winter seasons, … Continued