MFA office relocates to new environment

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This summer, Pacific Masters of Fine Arts in Writing program office will move to the corner of Northwest 12th Avenue and Hoyt Street in Portland’s Pearl District. The MFA office currently sits on the corner of Main Street and University … Continued

Annual award encourages risk taking

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The Berglund Center for Internet Studies is consistently looking for new ways to integrate technology and the Internet into the learning environment. One way of encouraging staff and faculty to do the same is their annual giving of the Berglund … Continued

International Admissions looks to faculty

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Once an international student himself, Derrick Alex, director of international recruitment and admissions has firsthand experience with some of the struggles international students may come across when studying at a university outside of their home country. According to Alex, before … Continued

New field of study broadens horizon

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Being a melting pot of culture and diversity, Pacific brings together students with heritage and lifestyles to share with the entire campus community. Sophomore Charlotte Basch is so passionate about her culture it captured the attention of the administration and … Continued

Campus safety: Incident reports 4-3 to 4-16

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04/03/20I2 9:45 a.m. Theft III Student report that her keys with her student ID attached were stolen from a classroom in Strain Hall. The keys had been left unattended with the student’s bag in classroom. No suspects identified.   04/06/2012 … Continued

Student presents food for thought

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They say that food is the connection between an individual and their home. It is a thing of comfort in hard times. It is clear that food is not only deeply personal, but forms a bond between individuals and their … Continued

Presentation to deal with politics, religion

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Religion and politics are a specialty for senior Logan Channer and the inspiration behind his senior project. Channer said this focus came from a very complicated religious history he had growing up. Channer’s dad was constantly changing his religious practices … Continued

Senior disagrees with United Nations choice

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After a semester spent in Germany and a fascination for the topic that has been present since she was a little girl, the time has come. Senior Kaitlyn Heater will present a project titled “American and German Perceptions of the … Continued

Sports highlights to recruit

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Pacific University’s athletic program has been growing in success every year, but has not gained the attention one senior thinks it deserves. Despite the success of the Boxers, they are not well known outside of Forest Grove. Molly Trotter has … Continued

Women propel objectification

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Female peers with low self-respect and a negative body image are some of many reasons why anthropology major Sebastian Bannister Lawler decided to do a content analysis of how female models are depicted in fashion magazines for his senior project. … Continued

Senior says her project is “fun”

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In April, for students to say their senior projects are “really fun” may mean they were feeling a bit sarcastic. But for exercise science major Kate Mitchell, the phrase stays true. Mitchell said the opportunity to develop a senior project … Continued