Can you imagine Pacific University as only Caucasian students? Would that effect how you experience your education? Learn more about this idea means to you. Willamette University Professor Emily Drew will be facilitating a discussion on the future of Oregon’s … Continued
This weekend, a longstanding Pacific drama production will return to Tom Miles Theatre. The Vagina Monologues, written by feminist playwright Eve Ensler, opened thursday at 7:30 p.m.. The show, which has proven popular with college campuses around the globe, has … Continued
On Jan. 8, students in the Performance as a Witness class traveled to The Wing Luke Museum in Seattle, Wash. Jordan Johnson, Amy Smetana, Olin Blackmore, professor Elizabeth Klinger, Jenelle Taylor, Kathryn Onley, Risa Miyazaki and Michael Johnson (left to … Continued
An array of clubs and organizations give back to the university by offering fun and creative events that bring Pacific students together. Yet, campus groups have had difficulty communicating with one another and have in some cases planned multiple events … Continued
On Jan. 21, Pacific University will be hosting the Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration for students and the community beginning at 9:00 a.m. The day full of festivities will begin with a viewing of the Presidential Inauguration in the … Continued
This campus is comprised of college students, who don’t always have enough money to buy all the clothes they need, let alone enough closet space. When packing for college students immediate thoughts aren’t, “Oh right, I don’t want to forget … Continued
Once December begins, it is easy for students to become swept up in studying for finals or trying to complete pesky research papers. What is commonly overlooked during this hectic time of the year are all the holiday events this … Continued
After finals are over in December, most students are thinking about what gifts they will recieve for the holidays. Yet, a group of students and faculty from Pacific’s Health Professions Campus will be giving a gift to a Nicaragua community … Continued
Zenale is a young mother living in the small African country of Swaziland; one of the areas of the world in which HIV is most prevalent. Also plagued by HIV and having lost her husband to the virus, Zenale finds … Continued
Formerly an event that only received nominations from faculty and staff, the 2013 alumni awards encourages students to nominate an alumnus. The nomination deadline is Dec. 31 and nomination is open to the entire Pacific University community. To nominate an … Continued
All of the choral ensembles come together with students of Pacific and Forest Grove community members alike to sing festive holiday songs the first Saturday of December. The songs performed are not only songs relating to Christmas but they can … Continued
