Junior Amy Vanderzanden helps local youth build their self confidence by creating and designing games through a not-for-profit association called Pixel Arts Game Education. Located in downtown Portland, Pixel Arts Game Education helps promote wider access to technology education for … Continued
While there are slight differences on how Campus Public Safety and the the Forest Grove Police Department handle a situation involving a minor in possession citation, the underlying problem is the same–minors consuming alcohol. Students may not understand the consequences … Continued
Senior Michael Zane found inspiration for his art before working toward his undergraduate degree. He has become a popular tattoo artist on campus, specializing in Polynesian tribal designs. “My interest in tattooing began when I was a sophomore in high … Continued
The first implementation of fees for art and science courses appeared when students went to register for fall semester courses during last spring semester. An uproar arose from both students and faculty; some argued for while others argued against the … Continued
On the Nov. 4 statewide ballot, Oregonians will vote on the Oregon Legalized Marijuana Initiative, also known as Measure 91. This vote will determine whether or not it will be legal for people 21 and older to use marijuana recreationally. … Continued
The Pacific Woodburn Campus continues to flourish with its Master of Arts in Teaching program. It now hosts the Science, Technology, Engineering and Math program dedicated to helping start up the careers of future science and math teachers. This program, … Continued
In 2008, the economy took a turn for the worse. Schools all over the United States were hit hard. Teachers were losing their jobs and people who thought about becoming schoolteachers strayed from the profession. But now, several years later, … Continued
A new project implemented by President Lesley Hallick last spring hopes to curb the rising cost of tuition. Imagine Pacific 20/20 requires all undergraduate, graduate and professional academic programs, and administrative departments to evaluate their expenses to best serve current … Continued
A working person’s career does not have to end at age 65. Professor Linda Hunt proves this throughout her recently published book, “Work and the Older Person: Increasing Longevity and Well-Being.” As a Professor at the School of Occupational Therapy, … Continued
Many trees are removed on campus each year for the safety of the Pacific community. The 66-year-old birches that lined the walkway between Jefferson and Warner Halls were more than just diseased trees. They held a historical importance to the … Continued
For students, registering for next semester will not be possible if the Alcohol-Wise online educational course is not completed with a 70 percent or higher by Sept. 20. Every student is required to complete this course. The federal regulations do … Continued
Pacific University alumnus Kevin Hummel drummed his way to the Vancouver Symphony and the Portland Wind Symphony in less than a year. Hummel, 23, is the youngest musician in the Van- couver Symphony, but still holds himself to the same … Continued