Fashion shows hold stereotypes because of the industry that perpetuates a specific body type acceptable to be a model: tall and skinny. Yet, junior Tianna Hall strives to put a twist to the catwalk in an effort to improve the … Continued
Portland has an ever evolving food, beverage and entertainment scene. In this edition we will be discussing a total of four options at three businesses. The first business is Pints located on 5th Street near both bus and Max stations. … Continued
Halloween at Pacific brought back a nostalgic feeling this fall. Starting with a scream-tastic haunted all and games in the spirit of Halloween, students were able to enjoy their night in a fun and safe way. In previous years Pacific … Continued
Halloween at Pacific brought back a nostalgic feeling this fall. Starting with a scream-tastic haunted all and games in the spirit of Halloween, students were able to enjoy their night in a fun and safe way. In previous years Pacific … Continued
The student who was carrying her mattress all day Wednesday, Oct. 29, was not carrying it around because she was tired and needed a place to nap. She was carrying it to support the “Carry That Weight” event to help … Continued
Two prominent researchers will be hosting talks about race and politics in sports at 4:30 p.m. Nov. 3. Daniel Bursdey will present his talk, “’Sticks and Stones May Break My Bones, but Words Will Never Hurt Me’? Racial Microaggressions and … Continued
“I really just want people to feel okay with not feeling okay, it happens to us all, that’s life, it happens,” said junior Tyler Gilmore. Gilmore is the creator of Voices, a community group that welcomes anyone to share their … Continued
Imagine looking at a table and seeing the object as molecules reacting to each other, rather than the usual flat, hard-surfaced structure. Not only does a particular student like this unique way of seeing, he actually prefers it that way. … Continued
On Sunday, Oct. 17, people from all around the community came to Pacific University to learn more about the opportunities through the field of computer science. Hosted by the Women in Computer Science club on campus, this gave students, faculty … Continued
Eight years ago, 400 people gathered at Pacific University to experience the delightful sounds of the choral and percussion ensemble, Voices of Africa. On October 16 they returned to the Taylor Meade Auditorium and delighted audience members once again with … Continued
Sushi, pumpkins and gambling away counterfeit bills. These, and more, make up the perfect day for parents to spend with their kids. The 2014 Family Weekend that lasted from Oct. 17-19 came with a lot more activities, as well as … Continued
Campus Public Safety (CPS) Officer, Jason Lawson, does more than it would appear. Officer Lawson became a CPS Officer through his former Fire Chief who used to work at Pacific University as a manager. As the Fire Prevention Coordinator, Officer … Continued