Recent difficulties students and faculty have found with communication throughout the University have prompted a few students to actively work to improve inter-campus relations. One of these students is senior Kailea Saplan. Saplan works directly with the Board of Trustees … Continued
Students at the health professions campus in Hillsboro are required in many of the programs to perform clinicals or externships before graduation, practicing their profession in an environment where they are evaluated and able to gain real-world experience. For the … Continued
Director and Operator of the Tutoring and Learning Center (TLC) Yashica Isand has responded to student needs and offered a new subject and afternoon hours. Tutoring for Digital Media has been added to the list of tutoring subjects that include … Continued
At Pacific University on Sept. 29, visiting Professor Michael Neiberg gave a lecture about the general theories of how World War I had happened on the historical timeline. This was a timely topic, as 2014 is the 100-year anniversary of … Continued
Career Development Center Director Brian O’Driscoll has been a part of the Pacific University family since 1985. Having a passion for the academics aspect of his own college experience, O’Driscoll, a Pacific Alumnus, wanted to come back to Pacific and … Continued
As Vice President of Enrollment Management and Student Affairs, Mark Ankeny doesn’t have a lot of free time. When he does have free time, Ankeny prefers to spend it with his family for their weekly Sunday festivities where his two … Continued
Fall is upon us and this edition’s selections are specific to the fall season. The under-21 option, The Pumpkin Patch, is on Sauvie Island and is open until Oct. 31. Drive out Highway 30 to Sauvie Island, follow the signs, … Continued
On the first Thursday of every month, the Pearl District and downtown Portland get dressed up. Art galleries and people put on their best look for the first Thursday Art walk. Galleries from downtown to the Pearl open up special … Continued
Trucks full of neon lights and screaming students are soon to return for another year. Fraternities, sororities and many other groups on campus are in preparation for the annual Noise Parade, bringing back old traditions while starting new ones. At … Continued
After graduation is a highly unpredictable and foggy area for most students. Even those who may be sure of their career path could end up going down a path that they weren’t expecting. Chief of staff, Mic Howe, never expected … Continued
Dances are to be continued but only with more supervision. Friday, Sep. 26, the “Moonlight Dance” will be held on the University Center Patio from 8-10 p.m., rain or shine. The “Moonlight Dance” will follow the Center for Gender Equity … Continued
On Friday, Sept. 26, men will be marching around the Pacific University campus wearing bright and shiny red heels. They will be running through mud, doing obstacle courses and wobbling all over campus in their polished pumps. Although highly entertaining, … Continued