You might not think you would find humor when attending a performance of something called “Melancholy Play.” However, writer Sarah Ruhl managed to do this by portraying a multi-faceted relationship in which sadness draws people together in an unexpected way. … Continued
During her visit on March 13, Amber Dermont heaped praise upon one of Pacific’s professors, Kaya Mitra, with whom she went to grad school. Dermont, who appeared as part of the ongoing Visiting Writer’s Series, is the author of the … Continued
After taking Spanish 101 for the first time, Kelly Bjordahl knew that she had to make it to Spain. “My language skills absolutely improved,” said Bjordahl, currently a junior. “I don’t think it’s possible to go with 102 skills and … Continued
With Spring Break fast approaching, students are packing their bags and heading off to adventure in the sun, visit family and friends or just lie around and enjoy some serious bonding time with their Netflix account. Sophomore Jacqline Rosa is … Continued
From arcades where you can get a drink to coffee shops that turn into pubs at night, Portland has many interesting places to go. One such place is Ground Control. Ground Control started out its life on 12th Street as … Continued
For those tea enthusiasts on campus there is an institution that treasures your obsession with chai or a foggy London. It’s the University of Limerick. Having teatime during class wasn’t the only reason studying abroad was Ireland or bust for … Continued
Visiting Writers Series author Tatjana Soli not only opened students’ eyes to historic and tragic fiction, she also shared her struggles when it came to getting her work published. “It took seven years to finally have my book accepted,” said … Continued
For today’s generation, it is common to associate the term “gamer” with those who absorb themselves in video or computer games. But this is not the case for sophomore Celine Yip and senior Colin Kanewske, members of Pacific’s own Tabletop … Continued
Seven women are taking on the images of women on TV and magazines promoting thin ideals, but these students are even challenging internal negative thoughts. “We are constantly told that our worth and our value is only skin deep,” said … Continued
“It’s going be to really cool,” said Housing and Residence Life Specialist Jean Flory, who watches the progress of the new residence hall from her office every day. The addition to the six housing complexes already on campus has resulted … Continued
All those who spent last Friday seeking a Valentine, with their significant other or even those just looking for a laugh are encouraged to come to the Stoller Center on Feb. 25 at 7 p.m. to be entertained by the … Continued
