Getting ready for finals, going to swim practice and working on her senior project are not the only things on Senior Stacie Struble’s to-do list before winter break. In an effort to help local high school students save money, Struble … Continued
That famous time of the year has finally reached Pacific campus, when the usually loud and energetic students are now going in and out of buildings with hunched shoulders, heavy feet and dark circles under their eyes. This change of … Continued
When students enroll in college, they usually come in with particular academic interests. Those academic interests then turn into a specific major that will help the student develop certain traits and skills they will need in their future career. In … Continued
The community, students, staff and faculty members filled Taylor Meade Performing Arts Center on Nov. 15 to enjoy the sold out Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Bluegrass Band concert. “They play Beatles music with a bluegrass twist,” said Events Coordinator for Pacific … Continued
This edition’s locations are closer to Pacific exploring two options right down the block. Many students and visitors never go past Pizza Schmizza, but just a half block away is Caffé Montecassino. This intimate, Portland-style coffee shop has a unique … Continued
Continuing their journey of faith development with their Pacific Christian Fellowship family, PCF, Pacific University alumni are coming back to a place they like to call home. PCF is a student and graduate leadership club that works on better understanding … Continued
Magma bursting from the surface. Roads terrifying to drive on. The risk of waking up to find your house damaged For a mainlander, this sounds like a trailer to a disaster film, but to Pacific students from Hawaii, it’s an … Continued
During the week of Nov. 3 – 7, students may have noticed a large amount of rainbows on campus. This was due to the first annual celebration of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer Week known as LGBTQ+ Week. This … Continued
Pacific University’s Autumn Choreographer’s Concert will feature the work of accomplished student choreographers who will present their new dances in the Tom Miles Theatre. Students have created works for the concert, as well as Jennifer Camp, the dance department head, … Continued
At the beginning of the school year Cascade Hall was subject to multiple cases of vandalism. One instance resulted in two broken windows while another involved damage to a communal restroom. Every year, vandalism occurs in the residence halls. Yet, … Continued
