Communications works on new website

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As Pacific University’s website stands now, there’s more than 20,000 pages. But that will be fixed soon along with changes in design. “We are on an old server, without upgrades in years. Our look and feel is very different than … Continued

Tech center offers myriad of services to campus

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Pacific’s Technology Information Center is a well-known resource. Students in need visit if their computer isn’t running smoothly or if they can’t connect to wi-fi on their smart-phone. But many students don’t know about the myriad of services offered by … Continued

Hayes boasts decade of service at Pacific

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One of the most prominent figures at Pacific University is former Dean of College of Arts and Sciences John Hayes, who is also the current director of The Center for Sustainable Society. A graduate of Purdue University with a Ph.D. … Continued

Civic engagement sees new ideas projects

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Classes and students are getting creative for their civic engagement requirements. Cody Liskh taught about cheese. Liskh educated a local high school class about cheeses from France. He taught the geography of the country through different popular cheeses, but also … Continued

Tutoring center expands range of services

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The Tutoring and Learning Center located in Scott Hall offers student-to-student tutoring for undergraduates in the College of Arts and Sciences. According to the TLC’s official web page, student tutors are approved by faculty members that specialize in their areas … Continued

Reverend comes to Pacific in fall

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Although it is a relatively new entity on Pacific’s campus, the Center for Peace and Spirituality will soon be known as the home to one of the most nationally recognized reverends. Beginning fall 2014, Rev. Chuck Currie will begin his … Continued

Rampton educates audience on witchcraft

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“Most of us know a pagan or a witch, even here on campus,” said history professor Martha Rampton. “We just don’t know that we know one.” Rampton will speak about witchcraft as a part of human culture, how it has … Continued

Animals integrate into new course

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Playing with puppies and caring for kittens sounds like an ideal spring break trip for some college students, especially for those individuals who spend all day on Facebook and Twitter posting photos of animals with #cute. Professor Lisa Sardinia is … Continued

Gamma president redefines chapter

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When he first pledged into the Gamma Sigma fraternity as a freshman, senior Jon Riffey got an impression from the brotherhood that left him with no worries for the future. “They were a bunch of cool guys who were rough … Continued

Students, aumni connect off campus

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Free food, pets to play with, networking with alumni and free transportation. All these perks are part of the adventure with the fifth annual Past and Present Dinner on Nov. 10. “Students come back and say things like, ‘I got … Continued