Imagine walking around campus on Homecoming week and seeing freshmen wearing Pacific beanies. Not only would students be wearing funky hats, there would be a list of different activities happening such as a “Duley” Friday Night Comedy Show, two football … Continued
The smell of barbecue wafts throughout the campus as the Pacific Christian Fellowship Club welcomes back both new and old students to their club for the 18th year. Pacific Christian Fellowship club first formed in 1995. This club was created … Continued
With a constant list of who’s hiring in the area after graduation, there are people like Internship Coordinator Melissa Vieira and Career Development Center Associate Director June Dressler to help students build their resume in an appealing way for potential … Continued
A thick stack of papers, which outlined the three-step process in firing Miguel Cervantes from B-street Permaculture Project sat on Professor Deke Gundersen’s desk. “I can tell you what I know and what Miguel has told me,” said Gundersen. He … Continued
Currently serving 182 students, the Learning Support Services for Students with Disabilities is a service provided by Pacific that coordinates educational accommodations for students with disabilities. The service is available to both undergraduate and graduate students at Pacific University who … Continued
Moving to the northwest is a new experience for Texas native Keya Mitra, but the Pacific community has already made her feel at home. “I’m really excited to be here. I’m impressed by how inviting the students are and the … Continued
One of the many faces behind the scenes of administration has successfully reached her ninth year at Pacific. This Administrative Assistant is Windy Stein. Prior to her current position, Stein began her time at Pacific at the help desk in … Continued
The main goal for Director of the Center for Peace and Spirituality Dave Boersema, is to actually find a physical place for the center. “This year especially I’m trying to find a sanctuary, a place not aimed at a particular … Continued
As it is one of the oldest institutions in the Pacific Northwest, President Lesley Hallick admits Pacific University, is “a bit behind the times.” With that in mind, there are multiple changes to be made to Pacific campuses within the … Continued
When students move back to campus they see polished new rooms, freshly painted walls in their lecture halls, neatly cut grass, comfortable furniture and living conditions on the bright, clean campus they have become so familiar with. What students don’t … Continued
Imagine being placed in the shoes of the faculty member who teaches in your largest class; lecturing nearly 60 students at a time in most cases, while still allowing the time to answer a question here and there. For many … Continued
The incoming class isn’t the only fresh faces to join Pacific. Bob Black was hired May 13 as the Environmental Health and Public Safety Manager, replacing Rob Dahl who resigned Jan. 16, 2013. “Higher education offered a different level of … Continued